Movies directed by women A week of first features To deal with alcohol abuse, a young male adult has to come to term with his youth and his relationship with his father Rotten Tomatoes Critics 7,7 Metascore 7,3 Roger Ebert 8,8 Rotten Tomatoes Audience 8,8 IMDB 7,3 TMDB 7,2 Critics average 7,9 Audience average 7,8 Cast: Shia LaBeouf, Lucas Hedges, Noah Jupe Director: Alma Har’el Writer: Shia LaBeouf Music by Alex Somers Cinematography by Natasha Braier Film Editing by Dominic La Perriere, Monica Salazar

Movies directed by women A week of first features There’s much more in every one of us than what one can see… A clever script despite the overcharged feel-good ending that takes off a bit of the movie sharpness Appreciated by the public, certainly not by the critics Rotten Tomatoes Critics 2,5 Metascore 2,4 Roger Ebert — Rotten Tomatoes Audience 7,0 IMDB 6,4 TMDB 6,5 Critics average 2,5 Audience average 6,6

Movies directed by women A week of first features Within the first 10 minutes, you know how the movie is going to end and why… Awful colors, bland music, cardboard personages, stupid situations … And for those who didn’t get it, the challenging message is ‘there’s nothing like home” … Did I forget to mention the colonialist touch? Probably the best bad movie to ‘enjoy’ watching right now Rotten Tomatoes Critics — Metascore — Roger Ebert — Rotten Tomatoes Audience — IMDB 5,5 TMDB 4,3 Critics average — Audience average 4,9

Movies directed by women A week of first features A simple message — helping others is a powerful way to help oneself — brought in a beautiful setting “To survive you first have to die” could have been a second title Rotten Tomatoes Critics 6,6 Metascore 6,2 Roger Ebert 7,5 Rotten Tomatoes Audience 8,4 IMDB 6,6 TMDB 7,4 Critics average 6,8 Audience average 7,5 Cast: Robin Wright, Demián Bichir, Sarah Dawn Pledge Directed by Robin Wright Writing Credits: Jesse Chatham, Erin Dignam Music by Ben Sollee, Time for Three Cinematography by Bobby Bukowski Film Editing by Anne McCabe, Mikkel E.G. Nielsen