Future Weather

Name: Future Weather
Genre: Drama
Released: February 22, 2013
Rating: 67

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Virgil Films & Entertainment | Release Date: February 22, 2013 | Not Rated

Summary: Lauduree is a 13-year-old loner, passionate about nature and obsessed with ecological disaster. Greta, her grandmother, is a fiery nurse jaded by alcohol and disappointment. When Lauduree is abruptly abandoned by her single mom, she decides to take survival into her own hands, forcing her and Greta to learn to trust each other.

Director: Jenny Deller

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

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Roger Ebert

Feb 20, 2013

There's an unlikelihood so large in Future Weather that it nearly derails the film. That was what I admired the most about it. Read full review

John Anderson

Feb 20, 2013

Centered around a quietly spectacular performance by young Perla Haney-Jardine, Future Weather integrates a green message into a striking and emotional drama about intergenerational female conflict. Read full review

Stephen Holden

Feb 28, 2013

[A] tiny, beautifully acted movie. Read full review

Mike D'Angelo

Feb 27, 2013

First-time writer-director Jenny Deller has assembled a superb cast, with Madigan in particular making the most of her character’s no-nonsense flintiness. Read full review

Chuck Bowen

Feb 27, 2013

The film is ultimately enjoyable despite its faults, at least partially because it represents an earnest, honest attempt to empathize with struggling American working-class women. Read full review

Andrew Schenker

Feb 28, 2013

The film is most successful as a character study of a stubborn, prickly girl whose intelligence far outweighs her immediate prospects. Read full review

Elizabeth Weitzman

Feb 28, 2013

The movie works best as a calling card for young Haney-Jardine, whom we can surely expect to see more of on the festival circuit. Read full review

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Cyberghost

Apr 30, 2013

A lovely story about a young girl who deals with her domestic troubles by taking an overenthusiastic interest in the environment. It's great all around, the plot develops slowly letting you absorb all that is going on and doesn't at any point seem tacky or unreal. The only critique I'd haveA lovely story about a young girl who deals with her domestic troubles by taking an overenthusiastic interest in the environment. It's great all around, the plot develops slowly letting you absorb all that is going on and doesn't at any point seem tacky or unreal. The only critique I'd have about it, is the title. The title makes it seem like it's a documentary movie when honestly it has very little to do with the subject of Global Warming or weather, the story is mainly focuses on the characters and their situation. To sum up, a really good movie which I'd recommend to anybody who likes low-budget indie movies which have real substance.… Expand

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BrianMcCritic

Aug 17, 2013

Young Perla Haney-Jardine gives a stand out performance in this small but very good indie drama. Amy Madigan and Lili Taylor are both great also, especially Madigan who plays a both likeable and unlikeable Grandmother. B+

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