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Unrelated observes the English upper-middle classes so astutely that, at times, it is almost painful to watch. Content collapsed. Date Jan 29, 2018. Full Review. Critic's Name Stephen Holden ...
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- Kathryn Worth
- Joanna Hogg
- Drama
In Unrelated we almost hear the charcoal on the paper as the group portrait takes shape, filled with unknown actors helping to cross-hatch their own characters. Full Review | Sep 19, 2008 The Sun (UK)
The first film directed by Ms. Hogg, “Unrelated,” released in Britain in 2008 and shown here for the first time, announced the debut of a significant writing and directing talent.
Jun 27, 2014 · Critic Reviews. Hogg achieves remarkable results with the most minimal of means. Camerawork and editing are consistently on the money, while performances and dialogue feel utterly fresh, spontaneous and believable. This is civilized human behavior captured with a clinical precision and accuracy. Unrelated is an emotionally and sometimes wince ...
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- Joanna Hogg
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- Kathryn Worth
Feb 9, 2009 · Not writer-director Joanna Hogg, though. With her feature film debut, Unrelated, she has come up with an acutely observed drama about well-heeled Brits at play in Tuscany – and she’s been rewarded with a slew of prizes, including The Guardian First Film Award, The Evening Standard Most Promising Newcomer Award and the prestigious FIPRESCI ...
By skill or selflessness, Joanna Hogg’s presence feels absent from Unrelated. As a director she disappears entirely. Her narrative unfolds without a hint of her authorship, yet everything within the frame is her design. This hands-off tactility is exercised rarely amongst filmmakers nowadays.
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Unrelated is an emotionally and sometimes wince-inducingly acute debut from British director Joanna Hogg that looks and feels and sounds like few other British films. 60. Total Film. Total Film. If Eric Rohmer were British, this is the kind of film he’d make. 40.
