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Watch Graceland Movie Online Streaming Megavideo Free In this unpredictable and tightly-paced thriller, family man Marlon Villar - a longtime chauffeur to corrupt Filipino politician Manuel Chango - is faced with an unthinkable predicament when he is ambushed while driving both his boss's and his own daughter home from school one afternoon. As events spin wildly out of control, Marlon, Chango and their families are forced into a rapid downward spiral of deceit and betrayal that will leave no one innocent. -- (C) Drafthouse Unrated. If You Like This Movie you Can Instantly Streaming Without Survey from HERE Release Date Graceland Apr 26, 2013 Limited Genres Graceland : Drama,Art House & International,Mystery & Suspense
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Graceland Movie Review
A potent combo of hostage thriller and high-impact morality play. Richard Kuipers-Variety The social and economic pitfalls facing the vast urban underclass of Manila's sprawling metropolitan area are depicted with unflinching regard in Ron Morales' observant low-budget Filipino feature, a blend of ruthless crime drama and grim thriller. Justin Lowe-Hollywood Reporter A tense, twisty cinematic artichoke brimming with moral complexity and intriguing shades of gray. Gary Goldstein-Los Angeles Times A nerve-shredding Philippines-set thriller made with such skill that its low budget barely registers. Farran Smith Nehme-New York Post The sins of the fathers are visited upon their daughters in "Graceland," a tense and tough-minded family drama in which young girls are as likely to be victimized by plenty as by poverty. Jeannette Catsoulis-New York Times For all the alleged ethical complexity in this thriller's noirish narrative, everything's a little too neat here, from Marlon's ill wife acting as a motivator to the easy disgust generated from showing a room full of 14-year-old hookers. Andrew Schenker-Time Out New York Filipino-American filmmaker Ron Morales gets raw and real in a return to his cultural roots in teeming Manila for this sex trafficking thriller, though flirting with the boundaries between outrage and exploitation. Prairie Miller-WBAI Radio It's a fantastic thriller with outstanding performances that command attention. Michael Treveloni-Film School Rejects Graceland is a deceptively simple thriller with a smart setup and a cruelly efficient execution. Rob Hunter-Film School Rejects Morales, who also wrote the script, knows how to pull at our heartstrings, especially with scenes involving child prostitutes. Nina Garin-San Diego Union-Tribune Graceland is an extremely bleak, yet very interesting film, that builds suspense through a tight story and quality acting rather than gimmicks. Alexander Lowe-We Got This Covered Take the worst day you've ever had at your job and multiply it by ten. That still probably won't compare with the day that Marlon Villar (Arnold Reyes) is having in Graceland. Matt Shiverdecker-Paste Magazine This is not a movie to see on a first date or with your family, but please do go see it, because Morales has pulled off something remarkable -- a fast-paced, tough, and twisty film that confronts real social problems. Leah Churner-Austin Chronicle It is one of the bleakest movies you'll see all year, but its dramatic contours mark Morales as a filmmaker with the ability to craft a tight and unnerving story. Matthew Odam-Austin American-Statesman None of this could work without a stellar performance from Reyes, who anchors the film with distress and panic, but also with basic humanity. Tasha Robinson-AV Club Graceland mashes together suspense thriller with sobering child trafficking drama, with mixed results. Gabe Toro-The Playlist Writer-director Ron Morales conjures an atmosphere of unpredictable live-wire dread throughout, which is an impressive accomplishment in these media-savvy days in which everyone has seemingly seen everything. Chuck Bowen-Slant Magazine ...a tough, gritty kidnap tome that pits underdog Marlon against ruthless kidnappers, a corrupt politician and equally corrupt cops all working their own agenda. Robin Clifford-Reeling Reviews Watching writer/director Ron Morales' harrowing account of poor people's struggles in a violent and corrupt country is a sharp reminder of just how unrealistic entertainments like "Taken" really are. Laura Clifford-Reeling Reviews