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Genre: Drama



GlowGaze Rating: 7.2/10



IMDB Rating: 7.1/10



Rating: 6.9/10 | TomatoMeter: 78%



Metascore: 70/100



Budget: N/A



Gross: N/A



Size: 930 MB



Format: MP4



Resolution: 1280x720



Runtime: 1h 22min



Subtitles: None Yet



Release Date: October 4, 2013



Filming Locations: Ontario, Canada



Director: Matthew Johnson



Stars: Krista Madison, Owen Williams and Matthew Johnson



Synopsis: Two best friends are filming a comedy about getting revenge on the bullies at their high school. One of them isn't joking.

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Mitulkumar_Patel
School shootings is a very delicate subject for film, especially in these post-Sandy Hook days though it's unfair to measure devastation. It's also a subject that can be approached in a magnitude of ways. Gritty realism, art-house, surreal fantasy, it's rare to find one that approaches it conventionally, but as far as out of the box goes, it's surprising to find a comedy in an almost Arrested Development/Office/Parks and Rec style that makes it work. The Dirties is surreal realism. With its documentary-esque style shot by an imaginary cameraman, it captures the mental instability of its protagonist, played by its writer and director and his character taking on his first name in a strange meta twist, in how he sees himself - constantly in a movie. That's something oddly relatable about that aspect, despite how disturbing it can end up.
Its wit makes it so watchable, however it can be a film just for movie geeks with its unexplained references. It can feel like an unfocused mash of a lot of things but what makes the film compelling is its sense of dread. While the escalating bullying does pierce the atmosphere efficiently, feeling like its acting against filmmaking and passion for anything itself, the fact you know it's going to end badly makes it fascinating to watch and confronts the viewer about how they feel on the matter. For the most part, it's very conflicting, it's not until its last moments where it takes its stand and leave you with something to think about and fortunately, that moment is very character orientated. It's a very interesting and entertaining film, though its pace and editing can often be too quick, as if its avoiding consequences of certain scenes of conflict. It results in snapshots rather than something that's allowed to breathe. But The Dirties does take the double meaning of "shooting" to a whole new level, commenting on the desensitisation of violence in films.\n
8/10
2014-01-20 11:39