Review of Things Behind the Sun (2001) by Jonathan Foreman for New York Post — 22 Mar 2014
So unsparingly honest in the way it treats human cruelty and resilience that it makes fashionably bleak films like "In the Company of Men" and even "Boys Don't Cry" seem unforgivably trite or exploitative.
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This review of Things Behind the Sun (2001) was written by Jonathan Foreman and published by New York Post on 22 Mar 2014.
Things Behind the Sun has generally received positive reviews.
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