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TrailerA young woman is dealing with anorexia. She meets an unconventional doctor who challenges her to face her condition and embrace life.Actors: Keanu Reeves, Lily Collins, Kathryn Prescott, Liana Liberato, Carrie Preston, Alanna Ubach, Lili Taylor, Brooke Smith, Ciara Bravo, Retta, Michael B. Silver, ...»Director: Marti NoxonCountry: United StatesDuration: 107 minQuality: HDRelease: 2017IMDb: 6.8Rating(21) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Dr. William BeckhamPlayed by: Keanu Reeves
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Critic Reviews of "To the Bone"
NPRJuly 13, 2017Collins commits herself physically to the role while adeptly slinging Noxon's caustic one-liners, and Reeves, as Ellen's doctor, strikes the right note between genuine sympathy and a sobering sense of where she might be headed.
Entertainment WeeklyJuly 13, 2017For young people suffering, the movie offers both hope and clarity; for more experienced viewers, it may come off a little too much like Girl, Interrupted through a Lifetime lens.
Los Angeles TimesJuly 13, 2017If there are few surprises along the way, there are equally few easy answers or miraculous breakthroughs.
Associated PressJuly 13, 2017Without judging or romanticizing, Noxon presents a heartfelt and heartbreaking portrait of a 20-year-old girl trying to cope with the challenges of growing up by obsessively restricting calories.
AV ClubJuly 12, 2017Somewhere in trying to externalize a character's problems through corny and ham-fisted subplots, it loses her altogether.
Salon.comJune 29, 2017An admirable and empathetic work that does not romanticize anorexia or the young woman being ground into nothingness by the disease, as some have feared.
Times (UK)July 13, 2017This is a queasy Netflix film about anorexia whose good intentions are undermined by its aura of starvation chic.
The PlaylistJuly 13, 2017Addiction creates a messy, tangled web of anguish, where the hurt is spread far and wide, and while there are several narrative points that are short-shifted, "To The Bone" works hard to do justice to that reality.
GuardianJuly 13, 2017At the end of the film, precisely nothing useful or insightful is said about anorexia or anything else.
Hindustan TimesJuly 13, 2017Her bones stick out like the blades of a prehistoric reptile. Her stomach - or, at least the area where her stomach should be - seems to have had air sucked out of it with a vacuum. When she moves, you almost expect a clanging noise.
Blu-ray.comJuly 12, 2017Delivers exceptional work from Collins, who's finally challenged as an actress, submitting to the part with startlingly gaunt physicality and sharp dramatic response.
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