Search results
The film is annoyingly atelene. Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/5 | Jul 6, 2010. Jay Weissberg Variety. TOP CRITIC. There's much to praise, especially the oh-so-real dialogue, but true ...
Review: I Killed My Mother. By Genevieve Yue in the July-August 2010 Issue. Much has been made about Xavier Dolan’s age. I Killed My Mother, written when he was 17 and shot two years later, demonstrates the kind of phenomenal precociousness that publicists adore, and the film’s success at Cannes—an eight-minute standing ovation and three ...
Truly hilarious. Oct 31, 2012. I Killed My Mother faithfully renders the love-hate tug-of-war between mothers and sons: smashed crockery and all. Rated: 4/5 • Jun 25, 2021. It's a strong debut ...
- (23)
- Anne Dorval
- Xavier Dolan
- Biography, Drama
The film paints an authentic and all-too-familiar picture of two people who love each other yet clash in similarly self-centered and stubborn ways. The mother-and-son duo vacillate between love and hate in a screenplay full of drama. The cinematography, relying much on negative space, perfectly evokes a sense of disconnect and animosity.
- Anne Dorval
- Xavier Dolan
Review: I Killed My Mother/J'ai tué ma mère 9*/10 Largely autobiographical, the film details the intensely volatile relationship between a gay 16-year-old, Hubert (Dolan), and his mother, Chantale (Anne Dorval). The film builds through a series of richly hysterical conflicts that find these two characters exceedingly incapable of living with or without one another.
Mar 12, 2013 · NYT Critic’s Pick. Directed by Xavier Dolan. Drama, Romance. Not Rated. 1h 36m. By Rachel Saltz. March 12, 2013. The bluntly audacious title of the writer-director Xavier Dolan’s debut feature ...
People also ask
Is I Killed my mother a good movie?
Who are the actors in I Killed my Mother?
Is I Killed my mother a French movie?
Why are there no reviews for I Killed my Mother?
Jul 15, 2009 · I Killed My Mother: Directed by Xavier Dolan. With Anne Dorval, Xavier Dolan, François Arnaud, Suzanne Clément. A semi-autobiographical story about Hubert as a young homosexual at odds with his mother.
