Martha Marcy May Marlene
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After escaping from a dangerous cult and the watchful eye of its charismatic leader, a young woman named Martha tries to reclaim a normal life with her family. But the haunting memories from Martha's past trigger a chilling paranoia, and nowhere seems safe as the fragile line between her reality and
… More »After escaping from a dangerous cult and the watchful eye of its charismatic leader, a young woman named Martha tries to reclaim a normal life with her family. But the haunting memories from Martha's past trigger a chilling paranoia, and nowhere seems safe as the fragile line between her reality and delusions begin to blur.
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Publisher:
Beverly Hills, Calif. : - 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Language:
English, French, and
Spanish
Credits:
Photographed by Jody Lee Lipes ; editor, Zac Stuart-Pontier ; music by Saunder Jurriaans & Danny Bensi.
Performers:
Elizabeth Olsen, Brady Corbet, Hugh Dancy, John Hawkes, Sarah Paulson.
Suitability:
MPAA rating R for disturbing violent and sexual content, nudity and language CHV rating 14A for sexual content, coarse language, mature theme, and not recommended for children
Notes:
DVD, widescreen (2.40:1); Dolby Digital 5.1 in English; Dolby Surround in French and Spanish; region 1.
English, French or Spanish dialogue; optional Spanish subtitles.
Closed-captioned; English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing (SDH).
English, French or Spanish dialogue; optional Spanish subtitles.
Closed-captioned; English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing (SDH).
Statement of responsibility:
Fox Searchlight Pictures, Maybach Cunningham and Filmhaven Entertainment present ; produced by Josh Mond ... [et al.] ; written and directed by Sean Durkin
Physical description:
1 videodisc (102 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentInteresting movie. Well acted but the ending was horrible.
I don't understand why this movie is critically acclaimed. Honestly, I hated it. I hated almost everything about it, including the lame ending. The only redeeming quality was the lead actress, she is gorgeous. But still, I can't say anything that good about it.
A near perfect, disturbing movie.
A quiet, well-crafted piece of film-making that creates a powerful tension in the viewer throughout. A well-executed blending of memories and present experiences keeps the film engaging despite relatively little action. Martha Marcy May Marlene consistently defies expectations, succumbing to no predictable plot elements even when you fear it might. Performances are all great.
A very boring movie which I kept fastforwarding through. I should have paid attention when the NY Times did not recommend this film.
Both DVD players I have couldn't read my copy of this. I'm wondering if it is damaged?
Does what it set out to do very well, though not a particularly enjoyable ride.
film about PTSD. Very very creepy, realistic, about Manson- like cult.This is the real version, not the sensationalized, glossy media version. it's slow film making -- not the hollywood junk food version which moves you at warp speed with jerky cuts through the creepy parts so you feel a sugar rush of adrenaline (the thrill of the hunter?) This film portrays the p.o.v. of the hunted. Not nearly as fun as being the predator.
A quietly powerful and disturbing film, this is definitely not for everyone. But for those who can stomach the uncomfortable subject matter, it's worth the journey. (And guess what, one of the Olsen sisters can actually act!)