Tiger Stripes

critic Reviews

, 97% Certified Fresh Tomatometer Score
  • A clever and stylish riff on the body horror that is puberty, Tiger Stripes is an exuberant allegory for personal agency as well as an impressive debut for writer-director Amanda Nell Eu.
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    Monica CastilloRogerEbert.com
    Amanda Nell Eu’s feature debut is a lively coming-of-age story that mixes the mundane and the supernatural with ease.
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    Alissa WilkinsonNew York Times
    Eu smartly weaves that universality together with local myths and legends, and the result is a little eerie and unsettling, a film about dark things we’re afraid to speak about.
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    Wendy IdeObserver (UK)
    The message is not always clear, but it’s an entertaining ride.
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    Danny LeighFinancial Times
    Eu smartly keeps a distance between the two sides of the story, before drawing them together in mystery and violence.
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    Alissa SimonVariety
    From the exuberant credits and opening sequence through to the end, “Tiger Stripes” is the work of a confident new talent whose next work will be eagerly awaited.
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    Lovia GyarkyeThe Hollywood Reporter
    The drama of girlhood is familiar cinematic territory, and though it might garner a smaller audience than Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret or You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, Tiger Stripes is a welcome addition to the pack.
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    Kyle LoganScreenAnarchy
    Tiger Stripes may not have a very original premise, but it delivers a beautiful and incisive story of the monstrous feminine that can stand alongside the great films that came before, and deserves to be just as celebrated.
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    Sharai BohannonDread Central
    ‘Tiger Stripes’ is the kind of film many of us would have loved to have as we were hitting puberty...It effectively captures the horrors of puberty alongside the awkward and uncomfortable moments that still haunt most of us.
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    Carla MonfortEspinof
    Tiger Stripes is one of the best coming-of-age films released in 2024, and it is refreshing how it uses fantasy to address concerns about transitioning into adolescence. [Full review in Spanish]
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    Kevin WightThe Wee Review
    In a narrative that sees a collision between tradition and modernity, repression and expression, and childhood and adolescence, it also struggles itself between highbrow and B-movie tendencies.
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