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As I Lay Dying (2013)

Strife and disaster befall a poor Mississippi family during a two-day trip by horse and wagon to bury their deceased matriarch.

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Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 09 Oct 2013

Like Franco’s other directorial efforts, it ends up coming across as an academic art object, somewhere halfway between a graduate thesis and a video installation—interesting, but only in context.

Mirzel T 17 Mar 2014

Sorry James Franco, but it just doesn't work.

Brad L 12 Nov 2013

About the only thing more challenging that reading Faulkner is putting his stories on screen, hence the paucity of Faulkner's work that has ever found its way into the theater. In a career that has shown him wiling to take on just about any challenge, James Franco tackles this project aggressively and succeeds in telling a deep and abiding story penned by America's foremost literary giant. There are some minor incongruities that were bothersome to me as a fan of Faulkner's fiction that probably wouldn't bother a more detached viewer. That said, this is a challenging movie and if you are looking for a movie that doesn't require thinking or close observance, head to the multiplex. But if you are willing to invest yourself in this dense tale of tragedy, you will be rewarded. This is an effort that truly and completely shows what film can be.

Jenny G 25 Mar 2014

Great movie great cast was really surprised

Todd McCarthy 24 May 2013

Franco, employing diverse cinematic techniques from split screen (mostly early on) to direct-to-camera address, makes the Bundrens’ time of trial more immediately coherent than it is on the page without disrespecting Faulkner’s oblique style.