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Paranoid Park (2007)

A teenage skateboarder becomes suspected of being connected with a security guard who suffered a brutal death in a skate park called "Paranoid Park".

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JoeZ. 14 Mar 2008

Van Sant returns to great storytelling. Unique style and subtle character introduce us to life and innocence.

Leonardo B 26 Sep 2008

Wow!!! One of the best movies I've ever seen. And I can talk about man aspects. Again you can see a rigid line in the cast, with a lot of cute people, similar to Elephant's cast. Cinematography was very cold, as the main theme of the movie but very subtle and moving since the very beggining. I haven't gotten the sound, the music, etc, but I'm pretty sure it was essential. Alex is a great character and you can feel part of him thanks to the cruelty of some scenes and to the personal intention of this young actor, whose performance was excellent. The story was very interesting despite you know he was the killer since the very begining, or at least you can sense it. Great movie! Van Sant did it again.

Ollie W 09 Mar 2011

This is Van Sant at his most lightly nuanced and his typically soft focus observations have never been more memorable. Led by Gabe Nevins superb dÃ (C)but performance and consistently awe-inspiring camera work, Van Sant's message of adoration for his home town, Portland, is darkly affecting and quietly moving. Gus has done it again.

GeneB. 22 Mar 2008

I saw this simply to see a person I know who was in the film, then found myself mesmerized. This is a rare feat - a tone poem spread effectively short of 90 minutes...where Van Sant's prior films flailed due to lack of structure, it seems Paranoid Park benefits as an adaptation of another's work. Skillful, haunting.

ChadS. 19 May 2008

Alex(Gabe Nevins) names the film. In his notebook, he inscribes the title, in pencil, just like the opening credits sequence for "Almost Famous". It was Cameron Crowe's hand. He was the author, just like Alex is the author of "Paranoid Park". Many films are told non-linearly, but since the filmmaker gives us the illusion that he's assigning the storytelling duties to a character, the disjointed narrative has an organic feel, because Alex tells his story as a means to avoid incriminating himself. Since Alex is an amateur writer, the non-sequential ordering of scenes have an artless feel. Like "Storytelling", the Todd Solondz film about how the line between non-fiction and fiction are often blurred, "Paranoid Park" is about, storytelling; subjective storytelling. The truth of what really happened at the trainyard is in Alex's letter to a friend: Alex disturbed the crime scene. That's my best guess.