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The Neon Bible (1995)

During a train ride, a teenager recalls his upbringing in 1940s small-town Georgia and the events that have led to this point.

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Year
- 1995
Language
- English
Duration
- 92 mins
Director
- Terence Davies
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Genres
- Drama
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Emanuel Levy 16 Aug 2012

Though not one of Davies' strongest films, this coming of age tale, set in the American South, has nice, lyrical moments, and is well acted by Gena Rowlands.

Dennis Schwartz 01 Jan 2000

An old-fashioned type of coming-of-age film shot by the Englishman, Terence Davies.

Reece L 08 Oct 2015

For better or worse, The Neon Bible is yet another trip into the childhood of Terence Davies. Although this is a literary adaptation, the story is so similar to his previous work (cruel father, childhood bullying, idealized mother figures, abusive nature of religion) that the film he's made out of the source material is nearly identical to the three that preceded it. Unfortunately, it pales by comparison due to a couple of stilted performance, but given that it's a Davies film there are several elements that work wonderfully, particularly his signature stylistic flourishes (an emphasis on windows, symmetrical shots, dream-like movement between scenes, poignantly romantic imagery). While not his best film, there's still enough here to qualify The Neon Bible as a solid reiteration of Davies' previous work that stands on its own, albeit in a less compelling fashion.

Greg W 22 Nov 2011

If someone asked me to squat on a sea urchin for an hour an a half, I would have gone through less pain. Like a Siberian winter, you just hope you make it to the end.

Quentin Curtis 03 Dec 2018

It makes for moments of entranced wonder but for tedium as well.