You Won't Miss Me

Name: You Won't Miss Me
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: December 10, 2010
Duration: 81 min
Rating: 41

2010

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Factory 25 | Release Date: December 10, 2010

Summary: A kaleidoscopic film portrait of Shelly Brown, a twenty-three-year-old alienated urban misfit recently released from a psychiatric hospital. Starring Stella Schnabel, featuring Rene Ricard and introducing other notable New York personalities, the film gives pathos to the frenzy of the youthful desire for acceptance. (Factory 25)

Director: Ry Russo-Young

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy

Runtime: 81 min

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Robert Abele

Mar 3, 2011

The movie achieves its own nervy sensitivity about youthful urban despair. Read full review

Nick Pinkerton

Dec 7, 2010

Ry Russo-Young's character study of a gal passing the worst years of her life in cool North Brooklyn, leads off with a scene that lets you know right away that you're in the good hands of a young director sensitive to the idiosyncratic details that breathe life into a movie. Read full review

Boxoffice Magazine Vadim Rizov

Dec 11, 2010

An uncomfortably honest portrait of a slow mental breakdown in self-consciously bohemian, twentysomething Brooklyn, Ry Russo-Young's You Wont Miss Me is so earnest the title's missing an apostrophe. Read full review

Jeannette Catsoulis

Dec 9, 2010

For all its many irritations, You Wont Miss Me has undeniable punch, a frayed energy that feels janglingly unstable. Is Shelly crazy or just a pain in the neck? We're not really sure, and neither is she. Read full review

Cliff Doerksen

Dec 22, 2010

Director Ry Russo-Young, who cowrote the script with Schnabel, is gunning for a big generational statement, but her ordnance is strictly small bore. Read full review

Frank Scheck

Dec 11, 2010

An aimlessly wandering DIY-indie that will send viewers retreating to popcorn movies at their local multiplex. Read full review

Elizabeth Weitzman

Dec 10, 2010

Other than those related to cast and crew, it's difficult to imagine who else would sit through Ry Russo-Young's self-obsessed indie. Read full review

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