Review of Possession (2002) by David Edelstein for Slate — 06 Jun 2012
A wee, breezy thing with painterly cinematography (by Jean Yves Escoffier) and with actors who are mostly fun to watch. It sails by in 103 minutes and the clunky stuff isn't painful, which makes a change from LaBute's usual grueling studies in human callousness and depravity.
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This review of Possession (2002) was written by David Edelstein and published by Slate on 06 Jun 2012.
Possession has generally received positive reviews.
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