Review of The White Ribbon (2009) by Rick Groen for The Globe and Mail (Toronto) — 27 Mar 2014
Smarting like hell, the artist and his art are at it again. Consequently, like most of Michael Haneke's films, The White Ribbon is profoundly disturbing, impeccably shot, superbly cast, allegorically ambitious and, yet, slightly disappointing – just enough to make you wonder if that salt-in-the-wounds theory is as dogmatic as the dogma he likes to condemn.
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This review of The White Ribbon (2009) was written by Rick Groen and published by The Globe and Mail (Toronto) on 27 Mar 2014.
The White Ribbon has generally received very positive reviews.
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