Review of The Tree (2010) by Jana S — 10 Mar 2012
Firstly, this is such a well directed film. The cinematography and editing is fantastic; Bertuccelli creates a beautiful sense of magical realism, especially with every shot of the actual tree.
However although a wonderfully made film, it falls a little flat within itâ(TM)s story and character. Charlotte Gainsbourgâ(TM)s mourning mother is portrayed really well, but it is such a simple character and Gainsbourg looks like she is strolling through the roll; the little daughter is the only completely engaging character.
Although Bertuccelli creates that magical reality for real human tragedy to be explored; it just feels surface deep and none of the story arcs ever seemed to be seen right through. Still, there are alot of good reviews on it, so what do I knowâ¦.
This review of The Tree (2010) was written by Jana S on 10 Mar 2012.
The Tree has generally received mixed reviews.
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