Apart

Name: Apart
Genre: Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Romance
Released: March 9, 2012
Duration: 85 min
Rating: 43

2012

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SystemX Media | Release Date: March 9, 2012 | Unrated

Summary: Apart is the journey of the tragically star-crossed Noah and Emily who are linked by a rare psychological disorder classified as ICD-10 F24, madness of two. Drawing from actual case history, this unsettling mystery holds a love story that will haunt you long after the final scene. (SystemX Media)

Director: Aaron Rottinghaus

Genre(s): Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Romance

Rating: Unrated

Runtime: 85 min

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John Anderson

Mar 8, 2012

Editor-turned-writer-helmer Aaron Rottinghaus has a keen eye, but doles out the details of this mystery at such a dysfunctional pace, it's difficult to get engaged. Read full review

Jeannette Catsoulis

Mar 8, 2012

A brief appearance by Joey Lauren Adams adds a welcome warmth to the standard therapist role, but otherwise all is bewilderment and repetition. Read full review

Amy Biancolli

Mar 15, 2012

Apart is an attractive-looking piece of work, and I'll always admire any genre film that errs on the side of understatement. Read full review

Nick Pinkerton

Mar 7, 2012

To understand Apart's Time-Life Mysteries of the Unknown tommyrot any better, one would need a psychic bond to first-time writer/director Aaron Rottinghaus, for his movie doesn't do much of a job explaining it. Read full review

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heydude

Jul 18, 2012

Great thought-provoking film, beautifully shot. First saw it screened at SXSW and recently watched it again on Netflix. I believe the version I saw at SXSW was different and I preferred it more, but I still highly recommend it.

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