Review of Faces (1968) by Louis D — 01 Feb 2008
Cassavetes' gritty black and white drama analyzes the inevitable harshness of relationships (routine, jealousy, infidelity) through a rigid attention to complex emotions rarely seen in movies. The portrayal of said emotions and the profound insight surrounding human interaction allows Faces to rival Bergman's Scenes From a Marriage in regard to achieving near-perfect cinematic realism.
This review of Faces (1968) was written by Louis D on 01 Feb 2008.
Faces has generally received very positive reviews.
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