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Rust and Bone
TrailerAli (Matthias Schoenaerts), a former boxer and single father, meets Stephanie (Marion Cotillard) when he saves her from a brawl at the nightclub. After a horrible accident that leaves Stephanie confined to a wheelchair, Ali continues to help recover her will to live.Actors: Marion Cotillard, Matthias Schoenaerts, Armand Verdure, Céline Sallette, Corinne Masiero, Bouli Lanners, Jean-Michel Correia, Mourad Frarema, Yannick Choirat, Fred Menut, Duncan Versteegh, ...»Director: Jacques AudiardCountry: France, Belgium, SingaporeDuration: 120 minQuality: HDRelease: 2012IMDb: 7.40 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Rust and Bone"
Film.comJuly 27, 2013An emotionally gripping if slightly meandering drama marked by two powerful lead performances.
Miami HeraldJanuary 11, 2013The movie wanders off course in the final act, as if none of its three screenwriters could quite figure out how to end it.
Detroit NewsJanuary 11, 2013"Rust" has some lovely scenes - Alain carrying Stephanie out to the sea - but it seems to wander off in search of something it already has, and in wandering, it loses its way.
Seattle TimesJanuary 10, 2013"Rust and Bone" seems to wander unexpectedly into its heart; it feels organic in its casual unfolding, like life itself.
NewsdayJanuary 10, 2013You couldn't ask for a more random relationship, but "Rust and Bone" slowly, almost magically, gives it meaning, symbolism, even a kind of symmetry.
CinemixtapeApril 17, 2016Built like an old, beat-up bomber - not necessarily the sleekest or most reliable, but perfectly engineered to drop emotional projectiles on its audience.
Independent Online (South Africa)March 02, 2016A slow meander through the lives of two very different people who make a connection. Often difficult to watch because it is raw emotion and pain coming at you from all corners, it is still fascinating because of two intriguing performances.
NewcityApril 10, 2014Audiard visits a physicality that isn't necessarily female or male, but of the body, and toward the body, as in Cotillard's wide, lidded eyes when she watches him punching, thumping and bleeding in illegal bare-fisted takedown fights.
Film Comment MagazineJune 20, 2013It's a film for people who believe that fallen souls aren't inevitably destined to become lost ones.
Arkansas Democrat-GazetteApril 27, 2013...while all the admittedly well-wrought details engage us on an intellectual level and keep us watching, the film doesn't linger in the imagination the way truly great cinema does
ScreenwizeApril 23, 2013there is no denying the cinematic power of Audiard's fearless storytelling
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