Astrakan
Altered Innocence | Release Date: September 1, 2023 CRITIC SCORE DISTRIBUTION
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Film ThreatSumner ForbesOct 3, 2023
The conclusion of Astrakan is a riveting, almost revelatory experience that is vastly different from anything seen prior. It may be hard to digest for some, but it adds additional layers to the motion picture and colors the events in a completely new light. Read full review
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Screen DailyNeil YoungSep 13, 2023
The result is an engrossing exercise in empathetic humanism, unhurried and uninflected; the various sections of the film are divided by ruminative fades to black. Read full review
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The Film StageRory O'ConnorSep 13, 2023
The director of Astrakan is David Depesseville (frankly just a touch too close to Depressville for comfort). Astrakhan is his first film and suggests something of a stylistic calling card, not least at film’s close: a late flurry of exposition and offcuts that are less in service of plot or character or even mood and more an artist showing what else they can do. It’s not entirely a turn-off. Read full review
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