Boston Globe by Ty Burr
A bleakly allusive look at frozen lives, Curling is very much a specialty item - a movie that goes nowhere slowly.
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Director
Denis Côté
Cast
Emmanuel Bilodeau,
Philomène Bilodeau,
Roc LaFortune,
Sophie Desmarais,
Muriel Dutil,
Yves Trudel
Genre
Drama
Set in a rural Québec village in the dead of winter, Jean-François, a single father, lives with his teenage daughter Julyvonne. He works at a deserted bowling alley at night and in a rundown motel during the day, and goes to unusual lengths to protect Julyvonne from the outside world, which has scarred him.
Boston Globe by Ty Burr
A bleakly allusive look at frozen lives, Curling is very much a specialty item - a movie that goes nowhere slowly.
Village Voice by Nicolas Rapold
In Curling, his (Cote) interest in individuals with "one foot outside of society" continues with a crisp portrait of a Québécois solitary man and his cloistered preteen daughter.
Variety by Boyd van Hoeij
The emotional life of a Canuck bowling-alley handyman slowly turns to slush in Curling, the latest slice of arthouse misery from Quebecois director Denis Cote.
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