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James White
TrailerA young New Yorker (Christopher Abbott) struggles to take control of his self-destructive, hedonistic behavior as his mother (Cynthia Nixon) battles cancer. As the pressure on him mounts, James must find new reserves of strength or risk imploding completely.Genre: DramaActors: Christopher Abbott, Cynthia Nixon, Scott Mescudi, Makenzie Leigh, Scott Cohen, David Call, Ron Livingston, Laura Johnston, Jeanette Dilone, Bhavesh Patel, Linda Powell, ...»Director: Josh MondCountry: United StatesDuration: 85 minQuality: SDRelease: 2015IMDb: 7.10 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "James White"
Arizona RepublicDecember 17, 2015Whether you want to spend time with "James White" depends on your tolerance for yet another film about how hard it is for guys who just feel too much.
Seattle TimesDecember 10, 2015The experience of watching "James White" is like being shut up in a small, dark, airless room ... a sickroom.
Philadelphia InquirerDecember 03, 2015An accomplished and compelling film by writer/director Josh Mond, James White is also pretty much a bummer.
Chicago ReaderDecember 03, 2015Abbott contributes a smart, soulful performance, but Nixon keeps threatening to walk away with the movie as the mother, who can't get enough of life and whose physical decay is colored by rage, defiance, and terror.
Washington PostDecember 03, 2015"James White" gets up close and personal in often discomfiting ways, but it's never exploitative or glib. It hits the highs, and the rock bottoms, and all the damnable stuff in between.
PopMattersDecember 13, 2016Josh Mond's movie is an unwavering gaze into an abyss, provided by absolutely stirring performances from his lead performers.
El antepenúltimo mohicanoApril 28, 2016A film that criticizes society and the way it focuses on vanity and other superfluous things. [Full review in Spanish]
4:3April 01, 2016Josh Mond's film feels like a careful curation of western cinephilia's most overdone narrative arcs and exhausted character clichés.
The Film StageFebruary 25, 2016One will never wish to go through precisely what White does, but losing one's parents is inevitable, and the film is a searingly authentic portrait of the process.
New StatesmanFebruary 24, 2016It's not easy viewing by any means. But it is strangely refreshing for a movie to show us that terminal illness involves agony and vomit and terror, despite what Beaches might have told us.
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