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Genre :

Drama, Thriller

Release Date :

April 01, 2011 (Limited)

MPAA Rating :

Director :

David Schwimmer

Starring :

Clive Owen, Catherine Keener, Viola Davis, Liana Liberato, Noah Emmerich, Brandon Molale, Jason Clarke, Nicole Forester

REVIEWS RATE: Critics Readers [Rate It]

“..while Trust gets the subject right, it never figures out how to make a story out of it..”

by Chris Barsanti [Filmcritic.com]

“..while it steers clear of exploitation, pic never shakes off a grim, medicinal quality or a certain finger-wagging attitude toward the topics it raises..”

by Justin Chang [Variety]

“..the rest of the movie recounts the aftermath of their encounter..”

by Nick Pinkerton [Village Voice]

“..is hampered by a lack of visual finesse and a script..”

by Gary Goldstein [LA Times]

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