Review of Catch a Fire (2006) by Robert Wilonsky for Village Voice — 23 Oct 2006
In the end, Catch a Fire plays like some weird hybrid on the crazy-quilt filmography of Phillip Noyce, which includes small productions made in his native Australia and the Sharon Stone sexcapade "Sliver.
" What it's definitely not is the standard-issue movie about apartheid; there's no white protagonist, no pale-faced hero riding in on his high horse to save the oppressed black man.
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This review of Catch a Fire (2006) was written by Robert Wilonsky and published by Village Voice on 23 Oct 2006.
Catch a Fire has generally received positive reviews.
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