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Hide Your Smiling Faces

  Unrated HD Closed Captioning

Daniel Patrick Carbone

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Plot Summary

A dreamlike portrait of adolescence unfolds over one hot, hazy summer, as two young brothers must come to terms with a friend's mysterious death.

Rotten Tomatoes Movie Reviews

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82%
  • Reviews Counted: 44
  • Fresh: 36
  • Rotten: 8
  • Average Rating: 7.1/10

Top Critics' Reviews

Fresh: "Hide Your Smiling Faces" conveys life as the boys experience it: a pungent mixture of boredom, curiosity, fear and mischievousness, along with an anxious sense of being trapped. – Stephen Holden, New York Times, Mar 27, 2014

Fresh: Narratively oblique yet emotionally acute. – Guy Lodge, Variety, Feb 21, 2014

Fresh: Patrick Carbone's arresting debut confronts mortality as its young characters do, obliquely and with confused emotions embodied convincingly by child actors Ryan Jones and Nathan Varnson. – John DeFore, Hollywood Reporter, Feb 21, 2014

Rotten: [It] focuses on unspoken adolescent feelings instead of familiar puerile events, with cliches held at arm's length. Unfortunately, Hide Your Smiling Faces is so slow it could use a few action sequences to speed things up. – Rex Reed, New York Observer, Mar 27, 2014

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Customer Reviews

Hide Your Smiling Faces

One of the best films about the loneliness of adolescence within a family I have ever seen.

wow!!!

this is one of the best movies i have seen all year! impeccable storytelling and absolutely stunning to watch. recommending to all my friends - a gut-wrenching yet poignant coming of age movie. must see

Gut wrentching and inspiring

One of the best coming of age movies in recent memory, Hide your smiling faces is a masterful portal of trying to grow up in a confusing world. Where everything is seemingly falling apart. A friends tragic and meaningless death sets off a series of events that help the kids of the small town learn to cope with what life throws at them am carry on. Learning what it means to grow up.

Hide Your Smiling Faces
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  • $12.99
  • Genre: Drama
  • Released: 2014

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