"Wildlife" is a wonderfully beautiful debut novel, tender and gorgeous and concise
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"Wildlife" is a beautiful work, meticulously performed, creating a beautiful static picture of life in postwar America. Paul Franklin Dano gives a comforting dream about a life that has been hurt
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The film recreates an era with expert accuracy, and in a way it is a story of an era.
Paul Franklin Dano delivers an impressive directorial debut
that, without words or hysterical outbursts, still delves into the inner struggles and entanglements of three family members
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The film is an unconventional coming-of-age story that sparks discussions about family, gender roles and the hearts of characters. With his years of acting experience, Paul Franklin Dano handled every role in the film very delicately, and Carey Mulligan also accurately controlled his mother's despair and depravity. Cinematographer Diego Garcia gives the film a unique appeal with clean, direct shots
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