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White Bird in a Blizzard (2014)

In 1988, a teenage girl's life is thrown into chaos when her mother disappears.

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Barry T 20 May 2015

This independent film was well thought out and had good intentions. The plot while a bit dry at first eventually became interesting and started to unfold around her life and misconception of her family. But almost wasn't worth waiting the first half hour for. Shailene Woodley's performance in the movie was unlike any of her other movies so broadly based on romance. This movie gave her space to grow as an actress. However because of her talent it felt like the movie relied too heavily on her performance and lacked in depth of other character relationships. As the story progresses trying to guess the ending is next to impossible and as soon as you think you have it, the plot changes opening up different opportunities for the ending. The ending is nothing you could have guessed, it's got quite the twist.

Simon P 18 Mar 2015

Simple, probably obvious but still clever.

Nicki M 09 Feb 2016

This movie is extremely impressive, Woodley is stunning and in a way it reminds me of the sixth sense- fantastic!

Jon C 14 Jan 2015

it's Shailene Woodley's most mature and grown-up role to date she plays a girl named Kat who's mother suddenly disappears and two years pass without any clue of what might have happened Araki directs the film with a few familiar trademarks; the flashbacks and the dream sequences are beautiful Eva Greene as the strange and unusual mother is excellent along with the oblivious, clueless husband played by Chris Meloni it does have the 1980's time era in tact as well Kat is very much throughout a majority of the movie a 'white bird' trapped in a state of confusion trying to find her way out is it possible her mother left on her own or did something else happen that she's unaware of? the ending is quite nerve-wracking when the pieces come together it can be stressful and deadpan at times but Araki adapts the best-selling book into an emotional and flowing trip

Nathan D 27 Oct 2014

WHITE BIRD IN A BLIZZARD continues Gregg Araki's exploration of the American nightmare. WHITE BIRD, like Araki's true masterwork MYSTERIOUS SKIN (2004), is set in a suburban world full of confusion and downright degradation. Unfortunately, WHITE BIRD is another mash up of styles from Araki who truly can't seem to make a cohesive work. Thankfully, the film is anchored by two wonderful performances from Eva Green who plays a mother from the depths of hell living in a nightmare of her own making and Shailene Woodley who gives her first real adult performance playing a teenager--not an easy feat. These woman are polar opposites--one trapped, one flying to a new life. WHITE BIRD is not without merit in exploring the jealousies and envy that can exist under one roof but when the film finally turns to solve its central mystery, you just simply lose interest as Woodley's character loses her bite and Green disappears from the screen.