Review of The Interrupters (2011) by Fungusgnat — 04 Nov 2015
James captures well the endemic nature of the violence and the breadth of pain and fear it causes. There are a few emotional scenes, perhaps the most so being a former robber’s attempt to reconcile with a victim.
The movie does not seem to have a strong dramatic movement, though, from one situation to a different one. James just keeps us going around and around. Well, of course, it’s a documentary, and the filmmaker can only work with the material available.
This review of The Interrupters (2011) was written by Fungusgnat on 04 Nov 2015.
The Interrupters has generally received very positive reviews.
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