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Effie Gray (2014)

A look at the mysterious relationship between Victorian art critic John Ruskin and his teenage bride Effie Gray.

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B D 21 Oct 2015

une histoire de mariage arrangé dont la mariée n,est pas respectée.

Clint O'Connor 01 Apr 2015

I'm willing to embrace boring British period pieces as much as the next critic. But there are limits.

John Anderson 01 Apr 2015

Visually voluptuous, though the pacing occasionally suggests watching a Pre-Raphaelite dry.

Peter Keough 01 Apr 2015

Though programmatic in its plotting, “Effie” does aspire to obliqueness in its imagery. In “Mr. Turner,” Leigh evokes the painter of the title in the film’s stunning visuals. In “Effie,” the pseudo-medieval lushness and literalness of the Pre-Raphaelites permeates much of cinematography by Andrew Dunn.

Regina P 29 May 2016

This film was just as uneventful as that poor woman's marriage.