Review of Homicide (1991) by Kathleen Maher for Austin Chronicle — 12 Apr 2017
Homicide may not be Mamet's most accessible film, but it combines those elements of the playwright/director's work -- theatricality, stylization, rough poeticism -- that might be most off-putting to the typical movie audience with enough tension and mystery to keep them in their seats.
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This review of Homicide (1991) was written by Kathleen Maher and published by Austin Chronicle on 12 Apr 2017.
Homicide has generally received positive reviews.
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