Review of I Stand Alone (1999) by Kevin Thomas for Los Angeles Times — 06 Mar 1999
Between Nahon's pressure-cooker performance and the director's assaultive style (he's fond of brooding long takes interrupted by shotgun blasts of lurching, skip-frame edits and bold intertitles), the film would be an unbearable expression of rage, except that Noé's winking, nearly absurd sense of humor offers a disconcerting reminder of the unreality of it all.
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This review of I Stand Alone (1999) was written by Kevin Thomas and published by Los Angeles Times on 06 Mar 1999.
I Stand Alone has generally received positive reviews.
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