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Francine (2012)

Francine is released from prison and settles down in a small town. She is unable to regain a foothold in society and turns to animals for comfort.

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Eric Kohn 10 Sep 2012

While Francine distinguishes itself with atmospheric strangeness, Cassidy and Shatzky never create a satisfying whole.

Justin Chang 10 Sep 2012

A glum but tenderly observed micro-portrait of a woman struggling to re-enter society after being released from prison.

Roger Ebert 07 Nov 2012

Melissa Leo plays her without inflection, giving us no instructions about what our opinion should be. It is a brave performance, an act of empathy with a sad woman.

Ian Buckwalter 13 Sep 2012

At times Francine feels like a documentary as well, an intimate observational work in the mode of Frederick Wiseman or the Maysles brothers, where the omnipresence of the camera puts the characters so at ease that they reveal subtle moments of character that they might otherwise hide out of self-consciousness.

Bill Weber 10 Sep 2012

In a character study of an ex-con who gives her heart and mind to animals rather than people, Melissa Leo's risky performance is ultimately framed with a disappointing, distanced pity.