Review of We Are What We Are (2013) by Andrew O'hehir for Salon.com — 24 Sep 2013
There’s a hint of Terrence Malick (or David Lowery, of “Ain’t Them Bodies Saints”) in the often-gorgeous photography of Ryan Samul, and a hint of Shakespearean grandeur in Sage’s portrayal of a dignified and honorable American father infused with an ideology of madness.
I’m pretty sure I’ve never seen an exploitation film played so effectively as human tragedy.
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This review of We Are What We Are (2013) was written by Andrew O'hehir and published by Salon.com on 24 Sep 2013.
We Are What We Are has generally received mixed reviews.
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