Ballet Blanc

Name: Ballet Blanc
Genre: Drama, Mystery, Horror
Released: November 8, 2019
Duration: 89 min
Cast: Brian Woods, Catherine Lassesen, Chloe Paatz, Colter Carlbom-Mann, Franco Fox

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Indican Pictures | Release Date: November 8, 2019 | R

Starring: Brian Woods, Catherine Lassesen, Chloe Paatz, Colter Carlbom-Mann, Franco Fox, Lilly Paatz, Ronin Mace Pendleton, Shawn Eugene Pendleton, Shelley Starrett, Tanis St. Michael Pendleton

Summary: An innocent-looking young boy mysteriously appears in a nondescript small town as the town recovers from recent storms. Now he's set to unleash his own reign of terror.

Director: Anne-Sophie Dutoit

Genre(s): Drama, Mystery, Horror

Rating: R

Runtime: 89 min

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Noel Murray

Nov 16, 2019

More often than not, it feels like Dutoit uses shock and surrealism as a way to cover up for the movie’s plodding pace, crude blocking and nonsensical story. It’s admirable that she’s trying to defy convention here, but the result is something ultimately too befuddling to disturb. Read full review

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CineV

Nov 17, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It's not the type of movie that will necessarily be easy to comprehend or classify, as its creative and artistic vision slowly leads to a powerful, unforeseen conclusion. It tackles multiple themes that go beyond a simple horror movie-thriller, posing challenges and debate that touch upon religion, violence and the downfall and decadence of the world. Centered around a likable, innocent and vivid boy, who mysteriously appears in a nondescript town, it depicts the rise of an unlikely antagonist who is destined to be the Chosen One in his relentless pursuit of Evil. Mainstream critics looking for an easy Hollywood hook and premise will be disappointed, as this movie conveys an original and uncompromising film d'auteur approach that should appeal to an audience looking for something different, novel and compelling to watch in this genre.… Expand

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