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By Rubia (51) on 17 Apr 2017

Hitchcockian? Defnitely not…

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By Ednunez (10) on 16 Apr 2017

This is quite possibly the smartest meditation on the narrative unreliability of cinema since Stanley Kubrick's The Shining…

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By Rob M (1,048) on 16 Apr 2017

Undeniably Kristens best performance. I haven't taken her seriously until I saw this…

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By Jose Javier T (5) on 16 Apr 2017

Kristen Stewert cast perfectly again for the angstiest most boring role on the planet. Constantly distressed and anxious as always…

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By Piers Marchant (131) for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (1,391) on 13 Apr 2017

Olivier Assayas, along with his co-creator Kristen Stewart, have, in Personal Shopper, forged a thoroughly fascinating film that works on multiple…

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By Kari Q (1) on 13 Apr 2017

Went with my friend this morning and watched the movie; absolutely loved it so it is highly recommended…

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By Cj Johnson (473) for ABC Radio (Australia) (677) on 12 Apr 2017

Stewart's finest performance ... the film is the equal of Clouds of Sils Maria and up there with Assayas' best…

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By Paul Byrnes (441) for Sydney Morning Herald (1,256) on 11 Apr 2017

It's a bit crackpot as drama, but Personal Shopper has such controlled burn, such depth of feeling around this topic of grief, and such an…

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By Vicky Roach (269) for Daily Telegraph (Australia) (376) on 11 Apr 2017

When used well, she's an arresting screen presence. But the flatness of Stewart's intonation works against her in this film…

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By Leigh Paatsch (1,103) for Herald Sun (Australia) (1,081) on 11 Apr 2017

The saving grace is the commanding presence of Stewart in virtually every scene of the picture…

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By Dan Lybarger (786) for Film Threat (5,156) on 11 Apr 2017

Unlike a lot of filmmakers on this side of the Atlantic, Assayas lets a few mysteries remain once Personal Shopper is over…

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By Don C (118) on 09 Apr 2017

Some great cinematography, and solid acting. Premise poorly executed…

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By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 09 Apr 2017

Defined by scenes that occur between two fixed points: a train travelling between Paris and London, the divide between belief and fear, the…

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By Tara D (69) on 09 Apr 2017

Some great cinematography, and solid acting. Premise poorly executed…

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By Marlene A (12) on 08 Apr 2017

Just got back from seeing this film; two words: THE WORST…

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By Jeremy C (892) on 08 Apr 2017

Some good films are told through simple direction, style, and action. Now, I do have to admit. I was saying what? at the end too…

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By Matt G (2,017) on 06 Apr 2017

I'm convinced Olivier Assayas can turn any story and group of characters into, at the very least, an entertaining two hours…

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By David Stratton (799) for The Australian (781) on 06 Apr 2017

The film would be nothing without Stewart…

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By Alison Gillmor (124) for Winnipeg Free Press (342) on 06 Apr 2017

Meandering but mesmerizing, this new film from French auteur Olivier Assayas is part old-style ghost story, part stylish Euro-thriller, part…

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By Jason P (1,193) on 05 Apr 2017

Beautifully made film about the permeable boundaries of communication in a world containing both technology and the unfathomable mystery of…

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