White on White

Name: White on White
Genre: Drama
Released: June 30, 2021
Duration: 100 min
Rating: 84
Cast: Alejandro Goic, Alfredo Castro, David Pantaleón, Esther Vega Pérez Torres, Ignacio Ceruti

2021

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MUBI | Release Date (Streaming): June 30, 2021 | Not Rated

Starring: Alejandro Goic, Alfredo Castro, David Pantaleón, Esther Vega Pérez Torres, Ignacio Ceruti, Lars Rudolph, Lola Rubio

Summary: A wedding photographer becomes overly intrigued by a young bride-to-be.

Director: Théo Court

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 100 min

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Carlos Aguilar

Dec 10, 2021

In White on White, what permeates is a merited sense of dread, by design too starkly impenetrable on emotional grounds, but direct in its fierce thematic intent. Read full review

Beatrice Loayza

Jul 1, 2021

Court — whose languorous pacing heightens the film’s brief, bewildering moments of action — summons an unsettling experience from relatively restrained gestures. Read full review

Deborah Young

Jul 1, 2021

The intriguingly elliptical narrative and the use of highly aestheticized cinematography and music draw the viewer into a web of genocide and a series of shocking events Read full review

Sarah Ward

Jul 1, 2021

While the Chilean-Spanish writer/director weighs down every second of Blanco En Blanco with tension and solemnity, its big moments continually hit their marks – including the devastation and absurdity of its prolonged final sequence. Read full review

The Guardian Steve Rose

Jul 1, 2021

Director Théo Court does a fine job of capturing the barren beauty of this landscape and using it to suggest the broader moral vacuum. Read full review

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