Review of Angels Crest (2011) by Ronnie Scheib for Variety — 30 Dec 2011
Another in the procession of dead children movies that followed Atom Egoyan's magisterial "The Sweet Hereafter," helmer Gaby Dellal's sophomore effort unfolds in a similarly snow-blanketed small town filled with grieving adults, the community divided in apportioning blame.
In contrast with Egoyan's labyrinthine structure and complex storylines, Crest cobbles together bits of plot and a motley assortment of half-formed characters.
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This review of Angels Crest (2011) was written by Ronnie Scheib and published by Variety on 30 Dec 2011.
Angels Crest has generally received mixed reviews.
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