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Grey Gardens
TrailerAn old mother and her middle-aged daughter, the aunt and cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, live their eccentric lives in a filthy, decaying mansion in East Hampton.Genre: DocumentaryActors: Edith Little Edie Bouvier Beale, Edith Bouvier Beale, Brooks Hyers, Norman Vincent Peale, Jack Helmuth, Albert Maysles, David Maysles, Jerry Torre, Lois WrightDirector: Ellen Hovde, Albert MayslesCountry: United StatesDuration: 95 minQuality: HDRelease: 1975IMDb: 7.50 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Grey Gardens"
Boston GlobeAugust 06, 2015Edith and Edie are like a toxic vaudeville team, joined not just by blood but affinity. They're three parts folie a deux to two parts shtick.
Time OutMarch 04, 2015The beauty of this film is the dignity it imparts to the Beales, trapped in their pasts. They failed to launch, yet paradoxically, they continue to fly so high.
Village VoiceMarch 03, 2015Richly detailed and boundlessly evocative, even at its most claustrophobic.
New YorkerMarch 02, 2015Rarely have high spirits and theatrical energy seemed like such a tragic waste; an era and its myths seem to be dying on-screen in real time.
Chicago TribuneJanuary 04, 2007Grey Gardens became a cult film in the '70s, when mavericks and outsiders were the heroes and heroines and the Beales were valued for their alternative world and their priceless eccentricity.
CineVueApril 18, 2016The film resists a focus on the eponymous house's restoration, instead representing the women's chaotic lives as a non-linear series of moments.
Times (UK)April 14, 2016As tender and revealing as it is completely bonkers.
MetroMarch 05, 2015Watch 'Grey Gardens' long enough and the question of exploitation drops, leaving potential victims to become real people.
ReelTalk Movie ReviewsMarch 05, 2015Old-money outcasts, or dropouts by lifestyle choice, the Beale ladies are not condescended to, smirked at or exhibited.
Slant MagazineMarch 02, 2015The Maysles and the Beales are equally culpable in giving the film its goon-show edge, which undoubtedly accounts for its pull on some audiences.
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