Mother Of George
September 2013
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Tirdad Derakhshani
After a while it's hard to take Dosunmu's barrage of off-center compositions ... dialogue sequences that have the actor converse with empty space, and close-ups that reduce faces and objects to blobs of light.
Colin Covert
It takes about 60 seconds before the elegant "Mother of George" has you firmly inside the world it has created.
Joe Williams
Serious cinema of the globalist sort.
Tom Long
In the end, "George" becomes almost as irritating as that mother-in-law.
Barbara VanDenburgh
It's a powerfully sensual movie, gorgeously lensed colors and textures conveying its characters emotional states while thoughtfully exploring the range of human sexuality through Adenike's experience.
G. Allen Johnson
The whole cast is good, but the film wouldn't work without a great performance from Gurira, who is of Zimbabwean descent.
Critic reviews
Tirdad Derakhshani
After a while it's hard to take Dosunmu's barrage of off-center compositions ... dialogue sequences that have the actor converse with empty space, and close-ups that reduce faces and objects to blobs of light.
Colin Covert
It takes about 60 seconds before the elegant "Mother of George" has you firmly inside the world it has created.
Barbara VanDenburgh
It's a powerfully sensual movie, gorgeously lensed colors and textures conveying its characters emotional states while thoughtfully exploring the range of human sexuality through Adenike's experience.
G. Allen Johnson
The whole cast is good, but the film wouldn't work without a great performance from Gurira, who is of Zimbabwean descent.
Cast and credits
Actors | Isaach De Bankol, Danai Gurira, Yaya DaCosta, Anthony Okungbowa, Bukky Ajayi, Anglique Kidjo |
Producers | Lars Knudsen, Jay Van Hoy, Matt Parker, Carly Hugo, Darci Picoult, Chris Maybach, Saemi Kim, Patrick Cunningham, Tony Okungbowa |
Director | Andrew Dosunmu |
Writers | Darci Picoult |
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Rental period
Start within 30 days, finish within 48 hours.
Run time
106 minutes
Rating
R
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