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Released Year: 2011

Runtime: 120 minutes

Genre: Drama, Thriller

Directors: Jeff Nichols

Casts: Stuart Greer, Robert Longstreet, Katy Mixon, Shea Whigham, Ray McKinnon, Jessica Chastain, LisaGay Hamilton, Michael Shannon, Kathy Baker, Jeffrey Grover, Maryanne Nagel, Tova Stewart, Natasha Randall, Ron Kennard, Scott Knisley, Heather Caldwell, Sheila Hullihen, Bart Flynn

IMDB: Take Shelter (2011)

Ratings:

(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

Reviews

100	Time Out - Keith Uhlich Nichols has said that the idea for the film emerged from a free-floating anxiety that he sensed in the world at large, the feeling that everything we treasure in life could be lost in an instant. That sensation permeates this strikingly original movie - especially its enigmatic mind-fuck of a finale, which will haunt you for several lifetimes.
91	Entertainment Weekly - Lisa Schwarzbaum Writer-director Jeff Nichols builds his elegantly shot, weather-sensitive horror story in waves of tension that crest as if pulled by tempests.
90	The Hollywood Reporter - Unnamed A riveting genre blend of thriller, domestic drama and supernatural horror propelled by a brilliant lead performance.
90	New York Magazine (Vulture) - David Edelstein Nichols has a genius for making landscapes and everyday objects resonate like crazy, for nailing the texture of dread.
90	Village Voice - Melissa Anderson Despite a few missteps, Take Shelter powerfully lays bare our national anxiety disorder - a pervasive dread that Curtis can define only as "something that's not right."

Name: Take Shelter (2011)
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Cast: Stuart Greer, Robert Longstreet, Katy Mixon, Shea Whigham, Ray McKinnon

Plagued by a series of apocalyptic visions, a young husband and father questions whether to shelter his family from a coming storm, or from himself.

(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

Released Year: 2011

Runtime: 120 minutes

Genre: Drama, Thriller

Directors: Jeff Nichols

IMDB: Take Shelter (2011)

Plagued by a series of apocalyptic visions, a young husband and father questions whether to shelter his family from a coming storm, or from himself.

100	Time Out - Keith Uhlich Nichols has said that the idea for the film emerged from a free-floating anxiety that he sensed in the world at large, the feeling that everything we treasure in life could be lost in an instant. That sensation permeates this strikingly original movie - especially its enigmatic mind-fuck of a finale, which will haunt you for several lifetimes.
91	Entertainment Weekly - Lisa Schwarzbaum Writer-director Jeff Nichols builds his elegantly shot, weather-sensitive horror story in waves of tension that crest as if pulled by tempests.
90	The Hollywood Reporter - Unnamed A riveting genre blend of thriller, domestic drama and supernatural horror propelled by a brilliant lead performance.
90	New York Magazine (Vulture) - David Edelstein Nichols has a genius for making landscapes and everyday objects resonate like crazy, for nailing the texture of dread.
90	Village Voice - Melissa Anderson Despite a few missteps, Take Shelter powerfully lays bare our national anxiety disorder - a pervasive dread that Curtis can define only as "something that's not right."

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