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1. www2.bfi.org.uk › news-opinion › sight-soundLittle Joe review: Jessica Hausner’s floral Frankenstein horror

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   But Little Joe also features a new type of shot for Hausner: spiky, angular, layering up glass and pillars and doorframes in a series of formations that seem to point towards the abyss.

2. www.cinechat.co.uk › little-joe-reviewLittle Joe Review by Matt Hardman - CineChat

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   What mostly keeps Little Joe engaging is its striking visual style and production design. A tangible feeling of unease – that something is “off” – is maintained throughout, notably by the inauthentic colour palette, dominated by vibrant green and pink interiors, costumes and neon lights, and the nauseatingly clinical laboratory which ...

3. www.on-magazine.co.uk › arts › film-reviewsLittle Joe (2019) – Film Review - On: Yorkshire Magazine

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   It was not, however, inspired by current events. Instead it’s a mash-up of Invasion of the Body Snatchers and Frankenstein, with copious amounts of original ideas thrown in for good measure by Hausner and her co-writer Geraldine Bajard.

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   • Director: Jessica Hausner

   • Content Rating: 12
   • Actors: Emily Beecham, Ben Whishaw, Kerry Fox

4. www.screendaily.com › reviews › little-joe-cannes'Little Joe': Cannes Review | Reviews | Screen - Screen Daily

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   May 17, 2019 · It’s a genre which has its roots in literature and pulp cinema: Frankenstein, The Day of The Triffids, The Fly and even Little Shop Of Horrors contribute DNA to Hausner’s creation. But tonally,...

5. www.empireonline.com › movies › reviewsLittle Joe Review | Movie - Empire

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   Feb 18, 2020 · Filmmaker Jessica Hausner taps into the commodification of mental health with this densely stylised yet subtle sci-fi horror that feels painfully close to today’s reality. Beecham — firing on ...

6. www.screenaustralia.gov.au › sa › screen-newsLittle Joe: behind the scenes | Screen News - Screen Australia

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   Sep 18, 2019 · Ratner explains the stylistic choices made in the creation of the series, supported by his Director of Photographer Jonathan May. Ratner also describes the responsibility he felt portraying Joe's life on screen.

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   Was 'Little Joe' based on a true story?

   • Face masks, a mysterious virus and deep-cleaning – things we’ve all become rather familiar with during the past few months. Austrian director Jessica Hausner couldn’t possibly have realised how topical her film Little Joe would turn out to be when it went into production. It was not, however, inspired by current events.

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   Is Little Joe a good movie?

   • Little Joe (2019) – Film Review. Brilliant, prescient sci-fi from Austrian director. by Sarah Morgan Face masks, a mysterious virus and deep-cleaning – things we’ve all become rather familiar with during the past few months.

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   What happens in Little Joe?

   • Although Little Joe is, on the surface, a simple tale, it’s a multi-layered story involving illness, depression, parenthood, the dangers of tampering with nature… the list could go on. And there’s a helluva lot more that happens in the plot than I’ve summed up above – I just don’t want to give too much away.

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   Who is Little Joe in Little Joe?

   • With the help of her team — notably Ben Whishaw ’s creepy wannabe love interest — Alice maintains her eerie botanical army in a cool, peppermint-coloured lab, stealing one away for Joe (Connor) to look after at home, which is named Little Joe as an indication of their easy bond.

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   Is Little Joe the world's first anti-depressant plant?

   • It’s meant to be the world’s first anti-depressant plant, but not everybody is excited by its possibilities. Alice’s co-worker, Bella, worries that because Little Joe cannot reproduce via its sterile pollen, it will find a new, possibly dangerous method to recreate itself. It turns out she has good reason to be concerned.

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   Who plays Alice Woodard in Little Joe?

   • Emily Beecham stars as Alice Woodard, a biochemist working at a lab that specialises in breeding new forms of flowers. Her latest ‘baby’ is Little Joe (named after her son), which is genetically modified to spread happiness within its owners via a scent that disperses if the bloom is spoken to.

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8. metrograph.com › product › little-joe-a-book-aboutLittle Joe: A book about queers and cinema, mostly

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   The cult periodical Little Joe, published as a limited-edition zine from 2010 to 2021, challenged the mainstream narrative of film history with a rebellious, queer perspective. Rather than reviewing new releases, it explored forgotten and overlooked films and celebrated a diverse spectrum of cinema – from obscure art films to porn to ...