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	 Aroview: Korean director Park Chan-wook (OLD BOY) makes a head-turning English-language debut with this uber-stylish and sensitized tale of an estranged uncle who mysteriously appears at the manor of his bereaved niece and sister-in-law.
Working with yet another 'visionary' director, Nicole Kidman's adds yet another feather to her arthouse cap as the flame-haired widow, while Matthew Goode and Mia Wasikowska perfectly fit the heightened Hitchcockian world of psychosexual intrigue. Elegantly staged and fortified by some astounding editing, those that appreciate cinema as fetish object will find this a gothic melodrama to savour.
	
	    	  
	 
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		3 stars (Good Enough) Impressive performance from Mia W. The plot would have been even better with a couple of less bodies. ~Tubbs 
4 stars (Very Good) Stunning cinematography, good pacing, I found the plot a bit... plain. Worth watching. ~Truant 
4 stars (Very Good) Very good and impressive performance by lead actor!! ~Gracegd 
 		
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