Review of The House That Jack Built (2018) by Eric Kohn for indieWire — 14 May 2018
The House That Jack Built is an often-horrifying, sadistic dive into a psychotic internal monologue, with intellectual detours about the nature of art in the world today, and puts considerable effort into stimulating discomfort at key moments.
If you meet the work on those terms, or at least accept the challenge of wrestling with impeccable filmmaking that dances across moral barriers, it’s also possibly brilliant.
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This review of The House That Jack Built (2018) was written by Eric Kohn and published by indieWire on 14 May 2018.
The House That Jack Built has generally received positive reviews.
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