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Always Shine

The film tells a story of two friends Anna & Beth who decide to have a weekend trip because they want to heal their rift which was broken by competition & jealousy. However, surprise events occur suddenly which lead to unexpected consequences.
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Ozus' World Movie Reviews
December 18, 2016 A twisty psychological thriller.
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Metro
December 02, 2016 Always Shine is a psychological thriller snuggly placed over a cutting feminist tract, like a comfy sweater.
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Chicago Reader
December 01, 2016 [Takal has] created two characters with distinctly different approaches to femininity, but these are hard to separate from the women's habitual self-regard.
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Time Out
November 23, 2016 Every casual exchange becomes a lunge for dominance, and the movie keeps you flinching.
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New York Times
November 24, 2016 "Always Shine" is a deft, assured movie with a sly self-reflexive undercurrent containing commentary on sexism and self-idealization that's provocative, and sometimes disturbing.
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Paste Magazine
December 07, 2016 Always Shine is a gem of a film, a haunting, sobering depiction of female relationships couched within male-dominated spaces.
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Entertainment Weekly
December 01, 2016 FitzGerald and Davis are both excellent, convincingly turning the smallest, most seemingly harmless discussions into highly charged cat-and-mouse workouts.
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Los Angeles Times
December 01, 2016 As the fog closes in, so too does the foreboding, expertly tuned to fraught dissonance by director Sophia Takal, who blends art-house flourishes with such horror conventions as the spotty cellphone reception that signals trouble.
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RogerEbert.com
November 25, 2016 None of this would be possible without the extraordinary performances of these two actresses.
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Consequence of Sound
December 06, 2016 What's most gratifying is Levine and Sakal's ability to satisfyingly weave criticisms of the way Hollywood treats women into this tale of deteriorating female friendship.
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Eye for Film
December 22, 2016 Despite good work from both its stars, and some interesting ideas, Always Shine ultimately amounts to less than the sum of its parts.
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IMDb: 7
2017
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