Just Don't Think I'll Scream

Name: Just Don't Think I'll Scream
Genre: Documentary
Released: January 29, 2021
Duration: 75 min

2021

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Kimstim Films | Release Date: January 29, 2021 | Not Rated

Summary: Frank Beauvais’s intimate essay film assembles excerpts from the 400-plus films the French director watched over a four-month period of seclusion in 2016. On the soundtrack, Beauvais speaks of the breakup that led to his retreat, the estranged father with whom he bonded over cinema just before his death, and the symptoms of our currentFrank Beauvais’s intimate essay film assembles excerpts from the 400-plus films the French director watched over a four-month period of seclusion in 2016. On the soundtrack, Beauvais speaks of the breakup that led to his retreat, the estranged father with whom he bonded over cinema just before his death, and the symptoms of our current cultural climate that make pressing on an act of resistance. Beauvais’s montage—composed of both international classics and obscurities—alights upon small but specific details, reframing otherwise incidental images into an indelible and immensely moving reflection on life, love, and loss. [KimStim]… Expand

Director: Frank Beauvais

Genre(s): Documentary

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 75 min

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Carson Lund

Jan 25, 2021

This intimate found-footage memoir is driven by a frantic internal monologue that will feel painfully familiar to many cinephiles in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. Read full review

Nicolas Rapold

Jan 28, 2021

By the time Beauvais dismisses some chestnut trees as “bland,” the movie screams nothing so much as the pained self-absorption of depression — an anguished revelation, but dead-on. Read full review

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