Review of Blue Caprice (2013) by Alex S — 02 Jul 2014
ACT I is slow but intriguing, ACT II is suspenseful and really delves into the power relations between John and his adopted son, ACT III.... it doesn't really exist.
In a way perhaps this character sketch of a psychopath (or is he?) might be more realistic and less dramatized thus more realistic, but in the end the film walks a fine line between suspense and boredom.
See it for the cinematography, see it if you're interested in acting performances, but don't go to see it expecting to be 'entertained'.
This review of Blue Caprice (2013) was written by Alex S on 02 Jul 2014.
Blue Caprice has generally received positive reviews.
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