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- 04:30 PM, Mar 29
there's a similar stillness to the film as a wholeby Chris Barsanti [Filmcritic.com ]
the film's visual style only seemed obvious a couple of timesby Grae Drake [Movies.com ]
the balance of the movie plays out the immovable object against the implacable forceReview rate : B+ by Emanuel Levy [Emanuel Levy.com ]
seems to have manipulated his images in-camera and during the digital-immediate phase to give the film the same gritty-glossyby Ed Gonzalez [Slant Magazine ]
original and the dialogue is excellent, with the key dramatic scenes not always playing out as you'd expectby Matthew Turner [ViewLondon ]
offers just enough humorby John DeFore [Hollywood Reporter ]
like its evocative but indefinite title, Pariah is a darkby Leslie Stonebraker [New York Press ]
if you strip away race and sexuality, we are all searching for the same things when it comes to identity. That's what this film is aboutReview rate : A- by Fr. Chris Carpenter [Movie Dearest ]
clunky subplots and soap operatics start to nudge their way into the mixby David Fear [Time Out New York ]
all this is conveyed through top-notch performances and a vibrant soundtrackby Anton Bitel [Eye for Film ]
act shifts that arrive with dishearteningly rigid precisionby Andrew Barker [Variety ]
a potent film and a standout debutby Sara Maria Vizcarrondo [Boxoffice Magazine ]