Review of The Dead Girl (2006) by Sib C — 14 Jun 2008
Various female characters in varying stages of demise (literal, self-imposed, inflicted, unwitting, nascent) are presented episodically but prove to be chips off the same thematic block. The diminishment of woman is serious subject, sure, but the film could have benefitted from a comic-absurdist tone.
This review of The Dead Girl (2006) was written by Sib C on 14 Jun 2008.
The Dead Girl has generally received positive reviews.
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