Storyline
In 1921 New York. an immigrant woman is tricked into a life of burlesque and vaudeville until a dazzling magician tries to save her and reunite her with her sister who is being held in the confines of Ellis Island.
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Cast
Deedee Luxe, James Colby, Robert Clohessy, Marion Cotillard, Antoni Corone, Joaquin Phoenix, Dylan Hartigan, John Farrer, Ilia Volok, Jeremy Renner, Loukas Papas, Tom Stratford, Anna Kuchma, Peter McRobbie, Dagmara Domińczyk, James Thomas Bligh, George Aloi, Gabriel Rush, Liam Ferguson, Ross Brodar, Matthew Humphreys, Angela Sarafyan, Glenn Fleshler, Sofia Black-D'Elia, Jicky Schnee, Yelena Solovey, Maja Wampuszyc, Patrick Husted, Patrick Holden O'Neill, Sam Tsoutsouvas, Adam Rothenberg, Margaret Benczak, Tony Ward, Al Linea, Josh Grisetti, Christopher Burns, Susan Gardner, Francine Daveta, Kendra Lansing, Ruby Valentine, Legs Malone, Tansy, Omar Felix, Kayla Molina, Christopher Spelman, Joseph Calleja, Daniella Alma, Mark Byrne, Emily Chapman, Merritt Matthew Chase, Victor Competiello, Matt DeCoster, Drew Gregory, Steven R Kaufman, John Mitchell, Michael Morana, Dean Morris, Francesca Murdoch, Julian Murdoch, Gil O'Brien, Francesco Plazza, Sarah Sugrue, Steven Vigil, John Weigand
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Reviews
88
Slant Magazine
In its stripped-down realism and blistering fixation on its main character's grappling with life and mortality, the film is kin to Roberto Rossellini's collaborations with Ingrid Bergman.
83
The Immigrant is contained, restrained, thoughtful filmmaking that satisfies on nearly every level, except for the desire for a little chaos.
83
Gray's fifth directorial effort is a conflicting experience admirable and powerfully executed in parts, cold and meandering in others.
80
This rich, beautifully rendered film boasts an arrestingly soulful performance from Marion Cotillard.
80
Its final scenes and sublimely framed last, lingering shot are extraordinary.
