Review of Shame (2011) by Kevin M. W — 25 Jul 2018
A close and realistic look at the fact that the worst terror in life happens inside a soul. Fassbender and Mulligan are two grownups, brother and sister, trying to a) be normal while b) dealing with some unspeakable familial trauma from their childhood that absolutely wrecked their psyches.
Both are drowning and neither has a working solution. There's little to be hopeful for. This stark portrayal of real life might be too harrowing for some, but the power of the artistry presenting this reality cannot be denied.
This review of Shame (2011) was written by Kevin M. W on 25 Jul 2018.
Shame has generally received positive reviews.
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