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The Playroom (2013)

Four children in their attic hideaway make up a fantastic story, while downstairs their parents weave a drunken intrigue of their own.

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Brian Orndorf 15 Feb 2013

It's a misfire from screenwriter Gretchen Dyer and director Julia Dyer, who can't connect the puzzle pieces, resulting in a movie of attentive performances working through ill-defined storytelling.

Sheri Linden 08 Feb 2013

The drama often feels posed and inert. Even so, it strikes more than a few chords as it digs deeper than period cliché.

Paulina A 30 Jan 2013

The four children of middle-class couple Hawkes and Parker are sent to the attic while their parents drunkenly entertain another couple downstairs. As the night progresses, and the drink flows, a revelation comes out. This stagey variation on 'The Ice Storm' seriously wastes its acting talent with a tired, cliched and pretentious script. The seventies setting only seems to serve as an excuse to play a few tunes from the era. Newcomer Harris is impressive as the eldest daughter, and will go on to bigger and better things undoubtedly, but if you tuned randomly into any soap opera episode it wouldn't be much worse than this.

Colin Covert 03 Apr 2013

Standout Olivia Harris and Parker are heart-wrenching as the vitriolic mother and neglected teen daughter.

Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) 03 Apr 2013

The stuff with the adults is drab and stale, but the kids' scenes are excellent.