Denis Villeneuve’s Polytechnique is a plain sailing yet, formidably assembled (re)debut. It’s fascinating to witness how the currently acclaimed mastermind (re)started his full-lengthed movie career with an indie that tackles school shootings and, astonishingly enough, the common ignorance towards feminism. Villeneuve’s—nearly homestyle-like—black and white, flashback is—in excess—a promisingly persuading drama/thriller for those planning on careering in the film industry. (Verdict: B-)
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“Polytechnique” is available to rent or buy on YouTube, Amazon Prime, Google Play, iTunes, and Hulu.
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