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Directed by Gregg Araki. Two boys. One can’t remember. The other can’t forget. A teenage hustler and a young man obsessed with alien abductions cross paths, together discovering a horrible, liberating truth. Remove Ads. Cast. Crew. Details. Genres. Releases.
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Mysterious Skin 2004 ★★★★½ . Watched Aug 16, 2016. i’s...
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Mysterious Skin 2004 ★★★★½ . ... CinemaVoid 🏴☠️’s review...
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Mysterious Skin 2004 ★★★★ Watched Aug 07, 2016. russman’s...
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Mysterious Skin 2004 ★★★★★ Watched Dec 13, 2020. Sarah’s...
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Karst’s review published on Letterboxd: I honestly can’t...
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20 de mar. de 2024 · Mysterious Skin. 2004. no es tan fuerte como dicen, no le tengan miedo. Yo en verdad la volvería a ver mil veces. cried. Unsetteling and disturbing. Avoiding my feelings and thoughts after it ended type of movie. Beautiful but i will scream and cry.
Alternative titles: Загадочная кожа, 神秘肌膚, Mysterious Skin - Unter die Haut, Oscura inocencia (Piel misteriosa), 미스테리어스 스킨, 謎めいた肌, ミステリアス・スキン, 神秘肌肤, Tenin Gizemi, Mysterious Skin (Oscura inocencia), Mysterious Skin - Pele Misteriosa, עור מיסתורי, Truchlivé ...
Karst’s review published on Letterboxd: I honestly can’t remember if Araki had this many shots of characters looking directly into the camera in his other work but that choice is working stronger than ever here.
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Harris’s review published on Letterboxd: I respect Araki for making a film like this considering the sensitive topics it focuses on and how messy it could have been under a different filmmaker. He doesn't shy away from the mortifying subject matter at hand, but despite the explicit focus the film never feels exploitative.
Review by IHE Pro. Mysterious Skin 2004 ★★½. Watched Aug 08 , 2018. I like most of how it is shot: close, intimate and uncomfortable. It’s unflinching attempt to accurately depict the horrors of the subject matter, and the psychological results it can have on a person, are noble to say the least.
Spotless’s review published on Letterboxd: Both contrasting performances are perfect , the score is thrilling , the camera work and editing is enough to understand what’s happening without seeing it.
