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The Vessel

Following the efforts of a young man, who has been built a structure on the remains of the old elementary school that has been destroyed 10 years ago by Tsunami, the thing that leads to the death of all students inside, lead to many passions and sorrow of people over that dilemma.
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The Young Folks
September 19, 2016 ... a dull, slow paced and unsatisfying movie.
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Cinemanía (Spain)
November 07, 2016 A clear and obvious example of the difficulty of conveying messages of spiritual transcendence through cinema. [Full review in Spanish]
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Fresno Bee
September 19, 2016 A moving and emotional production.
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New York Times
September 15, 2016 A modest, but not maudlin, parable of hope about mustering the strength to vigorously plunge again into life's uncertainties after a devastating loss.
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San Francisco Chronicle
September 14, 2016 We keep waiting for the film to wash over us, and it never quite does.
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Variety
September 15, 2016 This muted, moving small-scale tale of sorrow and faith will strike a chord with both the churchgoing crowd and aficionados of Malick's contemplative, theologically predisposed cinema.
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Examiner.com
October 31, 2016 Even with Martin Sheen's impressive Chris Cringle facial hair, The Vessel annoys and irritates more than anything else. The film may be alluring to look at, but it's absolutely torturous to endure and practically unbearable to watch.
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Los Angeles Times
September 15, 2016 It's a strange brew: stark yet beautiful, urgent yet dreamlike.
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San Diego Reader
September 21, 2016 Whatever his influences, Quintana has made his own, fine thing: a quietly powerful depiction of the what is required to rekindle hope in the hopeless.
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Village Voice
September 15, 2016 Quintana's emphasis on Jungian dream logic gives his otherwise spartan parable a compelling mythic dimension.
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Georgia Straight
October 14, 2016 The Vessel is a gorgeously lensed parable. It's just that its messages and symbolism are so heavy-handed, so laden with biblical meaning, they're never left to work their own miracles.
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El Pais (Spain)
December 19, 2016 Julio Quintana turns his camera into an omniscient eye, while raising exciting questions about the distance between tragedy and miracle. [Full review in Spanish]
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IMDb: 7
2017
109 min
Country: United States
Genre: Thriller, Horror, Mystery
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