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Gerard Raymond

Gerard Raymond's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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Traitors (2013) 88% EDIT “The whole drug episode is ultimately less interesting than the first half of the film that depicts life in Tangiers.” – Slant Magazine Apr 16, 2014 Full Review Ice Poison (2014) EDIT “This is a stark view of Myanmar, so unrelenting that it could tax the patience of the most empathetic audience member.” – Slant Magazine Apr 15, 2014 Full Review The Missing Picture (2013) 99% EDIT “Inured as we are these days to every variety of man's inhumanity to others, the clay figurines, so poignantly created by sculptor Sarith Mang, become an extraordinary testament to a lost society.” – House Next Door Oct 4, 2013 Full Review Stranger by the Lake (2013) 94% EDIT “The opening overhead shot of a wooded car park adjoining a shimmering lake establishes the tightly circumscribed world of Alain Guiraudie's Stranger by the Lake.” – House Next Door Sep 30, 2013 Full Review Le Week-End (2013) 89% EDIT “Jim Broadbent and Lindsay Duncan are an ideal fit for Hanif Kureishi's bitterly funny, yet surprisingly tender script.” – House Next Door Sep 28, 2013 Full Review Ginger & Rosa (2012) 78% EDIT “Though Ginger & Rosa is arguably Sally Potter's best work to date, it's certainly the English filmmaker's most accessible.” – House Next Door Oct 11, 2012 Full Review Caesar Must Die (2012) 92% EDIT “Both a compelling reading of the Shakespeare play and an affecting humanist document.” – House Next Door Oct 8, 2012 Full Review Life of Pi (2012) 86% EDIT “For the most part, the sheer sweep of the spectacle carries the day.” – House Next Door Oct 3, 2012 Full Review Mansome (2012) 24% 1.5/4 EDIT “The sociological commentary and historical perspectives are superficial at best and the targets often too easy.” – Slant Magazine May 16, 2012 Full Review Wagner's Dream (2012) 94% EDIT “Thrillingly chronicles the risks and excitement of a grand artistic endeavor.” – House Next Door May 1, 2012 Full Review
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