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Released Year: 2014
Runtime: 102 minutes
Directors: Carol Morley
Writers: Carol Morley
Casts: Mathew Baynton, Monica Dolan, Joe Cole, Maxine Peake, Rose Caton, Greta Scacchi, Maisie Williams, Florence Pugh, Anna Burnett, Lauren McCrostie, Katie Ann Knight, Evie Hooton, Morfydd Clark, Elizabeth Marsh, Hannah Stokely, Jiggy Bhore, Ellie Bamber
IMDB: The Falling (2014)
Ratings: 
(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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The Guardian -
This is terrific film-making – enough to bring a rush of blood to the head.
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The Telegraph -
For all The Falling’s period trimmings, its uncanny power resides in these ellipses and blackouts – in elements that cannot be easily rationalised.
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Time Out London -
This dizzying, courageous, utterly humane and slightly unhinged film is a unique achievement.
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Total Film -
Ambiguity is The Falling’s currency, and it’s all the richer for it.
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Variety -
Morley marries a quasi-Victorian premise with a modernist technique that feels drawn from her film’s own milieu.
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The Falling (2014)
It's 1969 at a strict English girls' school where charismatic Abbie and intense and troubled Lydia are best friends. After a tragedy occurs at the school, a mysterious fainting epidemic breaks out threatening the stability of all involved.
The Falling (2014)
(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2014
Runtime: 102 minutes
Directors: Carol Morley
Writers: Carol Morley
Casts: Mathew Baynton, Monica Dolan, Joe Cole, Maxine Peake, Rose Caton, Greta Scacchi, Maisie Williams, Florence Pugh, Anna Burnett, Lauren McCrostie, Katie Ann Knight, Evie Hooton, Morfydd Clark, Elizabeth Marsh, Hannah Stokely, Jiggy Bhore, Ellie Bamber
IMDB: The Falling (2014)
Storyline
It's 1969 at a strict English girls' school where charismatic Abbie and intense and troubled Lydia are best friends. After a tragedy occurs at the school, a mysterious fainting epidemic breaks out threatening the stability of all involved.
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Reviews
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The Guardian -
This is terrific film-making – enough to bring a rush of blood to the head.
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The Telegraph -
For all The Falling’s period trimmings, its uncanny power resides in these ellipses and blackouts – in elements that cannot be easily rationalised.
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Time Out London -
This dizzying, courageous, utterly humane and slightly unhinged film is a unique achievement.
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Total Film -
Ambiguity is The Falling’s currency, and it’s all the richer for it.
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Variety -
Morley marries a quasi-Victorian premise with a modernist technique that feels drawn from her film’s own milieu.
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It's 1969 at a strict English girls' school where charismatic Abbie and intense and troubled Lydia are best friends. After a tragedy occurs at the school, a mysterious fainting epidemic breaks out threatening the stability of all involved.
It's 1969 at a strict English girls' school where charismatic Abbie and intense and troubled Lydia are best friends. After a tragedy occurs at the school, a mysterious fainting epidemic breaks out threatening the stability of all involved.
It's 1969 at a strict English girls' school where charismatic Abbie and intense and troubled Lydia are best friends. After a tragedy occurs at the school, a mysterious fainting epidemic breaks out threatening the stability of all involved.