Review of Heavenly Creatures (1994) by Jay Carr for Boston Globe — 14 Jun 2003
Jackson's film is distinguished by the intensity of the girls' secretive relationship. If the busy camera movements used to convey the heady exhilaration of their early encounters are irritating, the sense of claustrophobic immersion in private mysteries is palpable.
Acted with conviction, and directed and written with febrile vibrancy.
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This review of Heavenly Creatures (1994) was written by Jay Carr and published by Boston Globe on 14 Jun 2003.
Heavenly Creatures has generally received very positive reviews.
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