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Guys Reading Poems (2016)

A resourceful boy creatively uses poetry to survive when his mother, a disturbed avant garde painter, locks him in a puppet box and builds an art installation around his imprisonment.

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James P 25 Feb 2018

At once a dream, a mystery thriller, a tail of crushing abuse and human resilience, the beguiling film "Guys Reading Poems" defies easy classification. Rendered in sumptuous black and white, Hunter Lee Hughes' film weaves together poetry from Blake and Wordsworth to contemporary poets with engrossing cinematography to tell the story of young boy who experiences first the breakup of his parents' marriage and then the trauma of being locked in a box as part of his mother's avant-garde art performance. While the boy is the victim of one artist, Hughes' artistry gives us hope that art can be a path to survival and redemption that often seems absent in a cruel world.

Alexander Ryll 03 Nov 2018

A majestic, all-embracing account of how a vulnerable young boy learns to glibly mold his childhood suffering into art, tenderness and creative literature.

Bobby LePire 23 Feb 2018

Since the movie hinges the crux of its emotional weight onto such a dull, uninspired sequence, it seems pointless. A maddening, inane affair that is pretty to look at.

D V 01 Mar 2018

I love poetry and I love movies, but I wasn't sure if they would go together very well. I think this movie did a really great job making poetry cinematic and the story itself was gripping and unusual. At first, my brain was working on overdrive to try to put it all together, then I kind of just relaxed and went with the flow of the film and really enjoyed it. It's like watching a symbolic dream that doesn't all make sense right away. This is not a movie to watch while texting or doing other stuff - it requires your full attention for sure because of all the twists and turns and going back and forth in time and from a real world to an imaginary one. It's also not the right movie to watch when you're in a happy mood. But if you're in the mood for a darker film and you're open-minded, I def think it is a very worthwhile movie. Alexander Dreymon - the dad - is particularly good.

Melinda H 02 Mar 2018

This exceptional film had a tremendous impact on me. Not only is this film a cathartic experience to anyone who has suffered childhood abuse but the take-away is that forgiveness must be the last piece of healing. Powerful performances make this a film you cannot take your eyes off of. The poetry is thoroughly entertaining and thought provoking. The film keeps you thinking long past leaving the theater. Vasquez brings a humanity to her character that invokes equal parts rage and empathy from the viewer. Impressive film from Hughes. I look forward to his next project.