Justine

Name: Justine
Genre: Drama
Released: March 13, 2020
Duration: 106 min
Cast: Christine Ko, Cleo King, Daisy Prescott, Darby Stanchfield, David Theune

2020

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Array (II) | Release Date (Streaming): March 13, 2020 | TV-MA

Starring: Christine Ko, Cleo King, Daisy Prescott, Darby Stanchfield, David Theune, Glynn Turman, Josh Stamberg, Karen Steele, Matt Hobby, Melanie Hutsell, Olivia Hamilton, Ravi Cabot-Conyers, Stephanie Turner

Summary: Justine chronicles the turbulent time of grief for Lisa Wade (Stephanie Turner), a wife and mother of two whose happiness is tragically disrupted when her military husband is killed. Consumed with mourning as every aspect of her life falls apart, Lisa’s challenging relationships with her devastated father-in-law (Glynn Turman) and theJustine chronicles the turbulent time of grief for Lisa Wade (Stephanie Turner), a wife and mother of two whose happiness is tragically disrupted when her military husband is killed. Consumed with mourning as every aspect of her life falls apart, Lisa’s challenging relationships with her devastated father-in-law (Glynn Turman) and the feisty 8-year Justine (Daisy Prescott), who she cares for as a nanny, provide the motivation she needs to begin an uphill journey back to herself. [Array]… Expand

Director: Stephanie Turner

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: TV-MA

Runtime: 106 min

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Robert Abele

Apr 2, 2020

Justine recalls the golden era of the conscientious, well-acted movie of the week: a slice of life built around hardships, but without exploiting them. Read full review

Movie Nation Roger Moore

Mar 26, 2020

And Turman, as he has pretty much every time the role is worthy of his talents, stands out, giving Justine that extra dose of humanity and heart that makes it worth your while. Read full review

Natalia Winkelman

Mar 19, 2020

The movie is a tightly observed character study that thins out during more expositional moments, but it’s still a thoughtful tale of loneliness and its remedies. Read full review

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Eternun

Mar 28, 2020

It's hard to know where to begin. The characters are entirely unlikable save for the grandfather (even he has very few redeeming qualities besides being the only one to bare the responsibility of two children) this grandfather enables the main character despite her complete lack of anyIt's hard to know where to begin. The characters are entirely unlikable save for the grandfather (even he has very few redeeming qualities besides being the only one to bare the responsibility of two children) this grandfather enables the main character despite her complete lack of any attempts to overcome her struggles. She takes no responsibility for and seems to disdain her own children. The family that cares for Justine are characatuers of rich snobs with only the mother getting a few redeeming scenes where she engages with her child. The father doesn't exist. Only ever appearing as a subservient child or a racist bigot. Oh and you'll get a great chuckle out of the "make me a sandwich line" if only for how obviously divorced this dialogue is from reality. This movie is moronic. Written by an ideologue foe ideologues. The dialogue, scene composition the whole flow of this movie reeks of a highschool tier production scratch that a tumblr tier production. Many have touched on the complete anticlimax that this film is and there right. But worse than that this movie is dumb. I get the image of a 16 yr old girl fevourishly writing a self indulgent fan fiction and that unedited script somehow being produced. There is nothing redeeming about this movie I regret every minute I wasted attempting to unravel this utter dumpster fire of cinematic drudgery. 0/10.… Expand

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