Look Away

critic Reviews

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    Noel MurrayLos Angeles Times
    "Look Away" mostly fails as a "killer teen" movie. The pace is too slow, and the mood too somber.
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    Jose SolísCommon Sense Media
    Director Assaf Bernstein's version of this in Look Away turns into a slow-paced horror film that aims for depth but delivers cheap thrills.
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    Chloe LeesonVultureHound
    It might not be the savviest horror ever made due to its juvenile messaging, but its clean and cold aesthetics and villainous characters just about manage to pull it through.
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    Jennie KermodeEye for Film
    This is an interesting film whose serious problems shouldn't be allowed to eclipse the good work on display. Nevertheless, you may find it uncomfortable to watch, and not always in a good way.
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    David NusairReel Film Reviews
    An intriguing premise in search of a much better movie...
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    Gaspar ZimermanClarín
    The film leaves an unpleasant puritanical aftertaste. [Full review in Spanish]
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    Paula Vázquez PrietoLa Nación (Argentina)
    Bernstein manages to have a visual style, but they never amalgamate to anything intense or terrifying. [Full Review in Spanish]
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    Adrián MonserratEscribiendoCine
    Look Away is the perfect movie to see at the theater. [Full Review in Spanish]
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    Javier PerezCine Premiere
    A risky and ambitious film that unfortunately loses its way and ends up turning into a forgettable film. [Full Review in Spanish]
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    Todd JorgensonCinemalogue
    The mirror on the wall doesn't reveal the fairest of them all in this lackluster psychological thriller that never gains much narrative traction despite a decent premise.
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