Review of The Harvest (2015) by Anton Bitel for Grolsch Film Works — 31 Aug 2014
In part a sensitive study of parental desperation - and children's resilience - in the face of death, and in part a psychological thriller (with fairytale elements) told from a girl's and boy's mature yet only half-comprehending perspective.
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This review of The Harvest (2015) was written by Anton Bitel and published by Grolsch Film Works on 31 Aug 2014.
The Harvest has generally received mixed reviews.
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