Justine 2019 Movie Review

Movie Review: Justine 2019

As a movie critic, I had the opportunity to watch “Justine”. The film is a powerful drama that explores the themes of love, loss, and redemption. Directed by Jamie Patterson, the movie features an all-star cast that includes stars like Tallulah Haddon and Sophie Reid.

The plot revolves around Justine (Tallulah Haddon), a young woman who is forced to confront her past when she returns to her hometown. As she reconnects with old friends and family members, she realizes that she has grown distant from them over the years. However, as her relationships deepen, she discovers that there are some things in life worth fighting for – even if it means putting herself in danger.

One of the strongest aspects of “Justine” is its outstanding ensemble cast. Tallulah Haddon delivers an exceptional performance as Justine – capturing both her vulnerability and strength throughout the film. Sophie Reid also shines as Emily – Justine’s best friend who provides support through thick and thin.

In terms of production design and cinematography, “Justine” excels at portraying small-town life in England with stunning visuals captured through crisp camera work. The special effects are minimal but used effectively to enhance key moments in the story.

While there are some pacing issues at times and certain moments could have been tighter edited for maximum impact; overall this emotive feature impresses with its refined storytelling style while still keeping viewers invested throughout its runtime.

Overall,”Justine” is a thought-provoking film that will linger with you long after it’s over thanks to its memorable performances from the lead actresses along with their relatively realistic portrayals . It balances heartfelt character development against tense dramatics magnificently making us emotionally invested throughout which really resonated deeply within me personally after viewing it .

Release : 2019-06-23

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 105

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Cast : Stephanie Turner as Lisa Wade, Darby Stanchfield as Alison, Christine Ko as Talia, Glynn Turman as Papa Don, Josh Stamberg as Michael