LOST RIVER is the sadistically surreal
directorial debut of actor Ryan Gosling. A twisted, experiential exercise,
Gosling invades the screen with a nightmarish barrage of hallucinatory neon,
mystical mayhem and fetishist brutality, with each shot shimmering into a
frenzy of overwhelming aesthetic beauty. That said, Gosling ultimately sails
into deep waters and sinks this brave vessel through a hollow, two dimensional
script that's too clouded by it's influences - like Terrence Malick and Nicolas
Winding Refn to name a few. All in all, this movie's heightened, delirious
reality barely warrants a recommendation. Just know that this is definitely
more "Nosferatu" than "Notebook."
This movie is rated R (for disturbing violent images, language and some sexual content), therefore it is not suitable for children or people under the age of 18.
"Ryan Gosling tries his hand at writing and directing with this fantasy thriller starring Christina Hendricks as a mother struggling to protect her kids in a dreamlike city." - Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
- Shivraj Nanra
This movie is rated R (for disturbing violent images, language and some sexual content), therefore it is not suitable for children or people under the age of 18.
"Ryan Gosling tries his hand at writing and directing with this fantasy thriller starring Christina Hendricks as a mother struggling to protect her kids in a dreamlike city." - Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
- Shivraj Nanra
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