Dustin Lance Black’s hauntingly beautiful directorial debut abducts you into a cinematically unexplored world — a rural, apocalyptic South, seen through tinted water in windows, faded yard sale paintings with swans and ferns, carousels by the boardwalk, Henry Darger landscapes, suitcases matching the color of lipstick. — Review by Contributing Editor Anne-Katrin Titze
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