Abigail Harm

Name: Abigail Harm
Genre: Drama
Released: August 30, 2013
Duration: 80 min
Rating: 59

2013

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| Release Date: August 30, 2013 | Not Rated

Summary: It comes to earth, removes its robe, and bathes in the water. If you hide its robe, it follows you home; if you care for it, it loves you; and as long as you keep its robe, it will never leave you. Abigail (Amanda Plummer) remembers this story and dares to believe it could be true.

Director: Lee Isaac Chung

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 80 min

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The Playlist Gabe Toro

Sep 3, 2013

Plummer adds another comfortably unreliable character to her gallery, turning Abigail into an older woman with a schoolboy crush. Read full review

Violet Lucca

Aug 29, 2013

Lee Isaac Chung's modern-day retelling of a Korean fairy tale is an experiment in space, narrative and physical. Read full review

Diego Semerene

Aug 30, 2013

Lee Isaac Chung's film exudes a wonderful sense of originality, a daring and organic playfulness rarely found in American indie cinema. Read full review

David Fear

Aug 27, 2013

The gorgeous cinematography and generosity to Plummer’s emotive gifts almost make up for the mumbo-jumboness of it all. Almost. Read full review

Frank Scheck

Aug 29, 2013

The actress (Amanda Plummer) delivers a beautifully understated, emotive turn that gives this otherwise opaque movie some much needed heart. Read full review

Manohla Dargis

Aug 29, 2013

Abigail and her Asian friend’s own “forest” is filled with overburdened metaphors and quivering emotions, quirks and tics and even regulation Malick-like twirling. Some of this is pretty; none of it sticks. Read full review

Farran Smith Nehme

Aug 30, 2013

The tone teeters between delicate and affected, and there’s only so much flitting around and soulful stares a movie can sustain before an audience starts wanting something more earthbound. Read full review

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