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Watch North Sea Texas Movie Online No Survey Pim, an introverted child, occupies his time drawing and fantasizing while keeping his emerging desires a secret. As a teenager, he grows infatuated with Gino, the handsome boy next door. When a hunky young man from the local fair starts living with Pim and his mother, he seizes the opportunity to leave home and move in with Gino's family. His plan backfires as Gino departs, romancing and living with a girl from across the border. It seems like Pim's dreams will never come true, but then one rainy day Gino returns home. (c) Strand Release Date North Sea Texas Nov 2, 2012 Limited
Actors For North Sea Texas
Eva van der Gucht,Thomas Coumans,Luk Wyns,Mathias Vergels,Jelle Florizoone
Genres North Sea Texas : Drama
User Ranting North Sea Texas : 3.7
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All Critics Ranting For North Sea Texas : 6.9
All Critics Count For North Sea Texas : 22
All Critics Percentage For North Sea Texas : 82 %
Review For North Sea Texas
It's a story that's been told countless times, but first-time director Bavo Defurne has such an assured hand and visual flair (much credit also belongs to cinematographer Anton Mertens) that everything seems fresh and new. David Lewis-San Francisco Chronicle "North Sea Texas" explores emergent sexuality and first love with a refreshing optimism. Robert Abele-Los Angeles Times A simmering drama powered by fully drawn characters and fine performances. Jeannette Catsoulis-New York Times A soulful, slightly hyperreal comedy ... Chris Packham-Village Voice A reasonably realistic slice of lower-middle-class European life with a repressed protagonist named Pim. Kelly Vance-East Bay Express Splendidly acted, especially by Florizoone, whose every thought appears to register on his wide-open features, it's more than promising. John Hartl-Seattle Times A small but quite lovely and wonderful film, gorgeous to look at, which tackles an age-old subject with radiant freshness. David Noh-Film Journal International In the annals of gay cinema about growing up, "North Sea Texas" is, regrettably, an unoriginal and rather disposable take on a subject that's been done much better in the past. Dustin Putman-DustinPutman.com Once the visual touches fade away ... there's nothing to stop the parade of clichés. David Fear-Time Out New York The film succeeds in creating a dense atmospheric feel and avoids generic tropes, but it does so somewhat at the neglect of its characters and narrative. Caroline McKenzie-Slant Magazine As competent as the acting is, it's the filmmaking that brings this coming-of-age saga into the realm of brilliantly crafted cinema. S. James Wegg-JWR Any sympathy for these characters and their lives dissipates quickly on reaching scenes filled with cliched symbolism, like the burning of treasured possessions on a beach and running into the sea in an emotional outburst Gail Tolley-The List Beautifully directed, emotionally engaging coming-of-age drama with a sharp script, a strong sense of time and place and terrific performances from its entire cast. Matthew Turner-ViewLondon An understated film, strong on mood, a bit reminiscent of Shelagh Delaney's A Taste of Honey. Philip French-Observer [UK] A delicate little heartwarmer of a film. Allan Hunter-Daily Express North Sea Texas looks beautiful, is acted brilliantly, but it's hard to get a hold on when Pim's drifting by in a dream world. Henry Barnes-Guardian [UK] Complicated nicely by the unrequited crush of Vergels' sister on their friend, it's a film of supple visual flair and delicately acted appeal: Florizoone in particular is the bee's knees. Tim Robey-Daily Telegraph Brilliant, affecting filmmaking. A beautiful love story. Laura Bushell-Little White Lies Family life and adult power are central here, allowing for bittersweet engagement with emotions over time and the compromises of living in reality. Ben Walters-Time Out