A worthy — if chilly and difficult — addition to the sadly extensive filmography of American mass murder. The soundtrack from Canadian singer-songwriter Maica Armata adds some much-needed heart.
The Aurora cinema shooting is the inspiration for Tim Sutton's oblique drama.
More video installation than narrative feature, Tim Sutton’s film is chilling in some respects, but its too abstract in its approach to really nail the pathology that makes these tragedies such a regular occurrence in American life.
Beautiful camerawork and a slow (maybe a bit too much so?) suspenseful build up serve for a knockout finale.
Six characters go about their faintly ominous business before a mass shooting in Tim Sutton’s artful study of ennui and a dislocated society
A film that brings little insight to a troubling issue.
Little insight is gained into the 2012 Aurora cineplex tragedy in this fragmented drama.
Dark Night's Tim Sutton: What I wanted to do was show someone that shouldn't have access to a gun.
General release. Check local listings for show times.