Review of Red Road (2006) by Ella Taylor for Village Voice — 16 Dec 2011
No one does poetic British with more remorseless hyper-realism than the Scots, and Arnold, who amassed a raft of reputable awards for her 2003 short film "Wasp," directs with a precociously sure touch and a raw taste for graphic sexuality rare in a woman helmer.
It shocks, yet feels organic to the paranoid, loveless milieu portrayed in Red Road.
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This review of Red Road (2006) was written by Ella Taylor and published by Village Voice on 16 Dec 2011.
Red Road has generally received positive reviews.
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