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   What is always shine about?

   • The tense and well-acted Always Shine tells an absorbing story while making a sharp, thought-provoking statement on women's roles in Hollywood. Two women, both actresses with differing degrees of success, travel north from Los Angeles to Big Sur for a weekend vacation.

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   Is always shine a good movie?

   • Always Shine is a remarkable film carried by a strong script and even stronger performances. While female friendship can be a source of joy, it can also be uniquely cruel, and Always Shine understands this truth well. This unsettling phantasmagoric, psychological thriller unnerves with its sharp slaying of the Hollywood industry's rampant sexism.

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   Is 'always shine' a horror movie?

   • "Always Shine" is not a mumblecore kitchen-sink-reality film. It's highly stylized. Some of the stylistic choices work better than others. The horror tropes are familiar, bordering on cliche. What is truly terrifying is the cataclysm opening up between the women, the volatility of their dynamic.

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   Is 'always shine' a persona-swap movie?

   • “Always Shine” is a persona-swap movie, clearly influenced by “ Persona ” and “ Mulholland Drive ,” two other films featuring actresses who experience a dangerous and disorienting merging, boundaries obliterated, the quest for identity totally irrelevant in the world of theatre, where you—the person—are supposed to disappear anyway.

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   Will there be a 'green' sequel to 'always shine'?

   • The two films (so far) from this confident young filmmaker, “Green” (2011) and her latest, “Always Shine” (which, in many ways, is an unofficial sequel of “Green,” in terms of Takal’s exploration of these loaded topics), are deeply unnerving.

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   Is 'always shine' a mumblecore kitchen-sink-reality film?

   • Editor Zach Clark (whose directorial effort "Little Sister" was one of the pleasures of this fall) intercuts the action with brief glimpses of violence, so brief you can't tell what's happening, figures, darkness, movement, accompanied by screams, cut short. "Always Shine" is not a mumblecore kitchen-sink-reality film. It's highly stylized.

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   The tense and well-acted Always Shine tells an absorbing story while making a sharp, thought-provoking statement on women's roles in Hollywood. Read Critics Reviews

   • 91% (53)
   • Actors: Mackenzie Davis

   • Director: Sophia Takal
   • Category: Mystery & Thriller, Drama

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   Nov 25, 2016 · Two 20-something actresses, Beth (Caitlin FitzGerald) and Anna (Mackenzie Davis), take a weekend road trip to the isolated Big Sur home of Anna’s aunt. Beth’s career has started to gain a kind of momentum.

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   Always Shine Reviews. All Critics. Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. Dave Giannini InSession Film. In Always Shine, Sophia Takal solidified herself as a young director to watch....

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   Nov 25, 2016 · Independent Film Festival of Boston. • 1 Win & 1 Nomination. Two friends, both actresses (Mackenzie Davis & Caitlin FitzGerald), leave Los Angeles for Big Sur embarking on a weekend getaway to reconnect.

   • 72% (15)
   • Director: Sophia Takal

   • Content Rating: Unrated
   • Actors: Mackenzie Davis

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   Jan 27, 2021 · Helmed by two titanic performances from Mackenzie Davis and Caitlin FitzGerald, Always Shine is an immensely unnerving duologue rife with endlessly simmering tensions producing one of the 2010s’ most underrated horror works.

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   Always Shine received positive reviews from film critics. It holds a 90% approval rating on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, based on 49 reviews with an average rating of 7.07/10.

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   Nov 23, 2016 · A mumblecore vet made good, Brooklyn actor-director Sophia Takal steps up considerably with this ridiculously entertaining Brian De Palma–esque thriller, one with a knowing wink in the direction of...