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Aardvark (2018)

The aardvark has evolved to be one of a kind. You could say the same of Josh Norman.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2018
Language
- English
Duration
- 89 mins
Director
- Brian Shoaf
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Genres
- Drama
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Kenji Fujishima 05 Apr 2018

The film adopts a half-hearted variation on A Beautiful Mind's gimmicky approach to grappling with a man's mental illness.

James Berardinelli 13 Apr 2018

A hard-to-swallow drama about sibling rivalry, mental illness, and bad therapy. Cobbled together using clichés and contrivances, Brian Shoaf’s feature debut perceives mental illness more as a personality quirk than a sickness and treats it almost as a kind of magical realism.

Michael F 28 Apr 2017

Saw this at TriBeCa and loved it - a strange, beautiful little indie with a very solid cast.

Roger Moore 03 Apr 2018

First time feature writer-director Brian Shoaf stages some painfully awkward, sensitive and probing counseling sessions for Slate and Quinto to play. The script has lovely snatches of dialogue and fascinating, wounded characters.

Kristy Puchko 27 Apr 2017

" The script falls flat and lets down an emerging actress who deserves better."