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This listing is for the standard edition Blu-ray. The limited edition slipcover (designed by Tony Stella) was limited to 1,000 units and is sold out. The two versions are identical, aside from the slipcover.
Yellow Veil Pictures is a New York City and Los Angeles-based film sales and distribution company focusing exclusively on boundary pushing genre cinema, seeking to highlight filmmakers who exist on the cusp of commercial and arthouse cinema.
A love and ghost story: a shy teenager on vacation experiences the joy and pain of first love when he forges a bond with an older girl.
directed by: Charlotte Le Bon starring: Joseph Enge-Bastien, Sara Montpetit-Chloé, Monia Chokri-Violette, Arthur Igual-Romain, Karine Gonthier-Hyndman-Louise 2022 / 100 min / 1.37:1 / English, French DTS-HD MA 5.1
Additional info:
Region A Blu-ray
Behind the Scene documentary with interview from director Charlotte Le Bon
Story Board to Scenes Featurette (4 scenes)
Theatrical Trailer
International Trailer
New slip cover by Tony Stella
Essay by film critic Jessica Kiang
English SDH subtitles
Overall rating: 4.617647 / 5 from 102 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Falcon Lake is a captivating coming-of-age story praised for its hypnotic quality, excellent release, sweet soundtrack, natural acting, stunning cinematography, and captivating performances. The film's atmosphere evokes memories of summer, making it a standout in recent cinema.
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Coming-of-Age Story: 15%
Excellent Release: 8%
Sweet Soundtrack: 9%
Natural Acting: 9%
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Review highlights
"Filled with a great soundtrack, cinematography, and performances." — Trevor D.
"Incredible performances and cinematography make this one of the best horror debuts of the year." — Justin N.
"Some excellent younger performances makes for a fantastic package overall." — Tarek E.
Reviews
One of the best actor turned director debuts of recent years
"Highly unusual and original film that splits the difference between ghost story and coming-of-age romance. Actor Charlotte Le Bon (someone I’ve always enjoyed on screen) is a bona fide filmmaker! Wish she had gotten to do a commentary track for this release. The only thing that lets it down."
— Timothy E. (4/5)
Great modern Canadian flick
"Really strong debut feature I believe. Strong performances, beautiful scenery, perfect summer movie for those looking to connect emotionally."
— Kieran S. (5/5)
Went in blind and was
"Went in blind and was surprised by its craft and thematic breadth."
— Andrew M. (5/5)
Beautifully shot coming of age
"Beautifully shot coming of age film."
— Matthew P. (4/5)
Great Film
"I think we first heard this mentioned on the Pure Cinema Podcast, and it did not disappoint. A truly great and haunting film."
— Sam M. (5/5)
Alt coming-of-age
"A different take on the coming-of-age tale with lovely cinematography"
— Rory C. (4/5)
No complaints
"Good movie, no issues with the disc itself or the shipping process"
— John N. (5/5)
Coming of Age
"Falcon Lake is the first feature length film from Charlotte Le Bon, and has Sara Montpetit, who did Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person, after this film. The film may be viewed as a little slow, but the scenery is beautiful. I recently picked up the superb slipcover for this coming of age flick, which, though initially a blind buy, ended up making my favorite viewings of the year list. 8/10"
— Ben. Z. (5/5)
The feeling of youth encapsulated
"a coming of age film that captures the darker feelings of being a teenager, and hits on all the emotions it needs to"
— Jack B. (5/5)
A GEM!
""I just feel it. . . This is my proof. " Summertime stasis is a frame of being that is as dreamy as it is transformative. It's not possible to take adolescence literally, just like it's impossible not to take it personally. There’s something special about witnessing a film take its time to reveal itself. To unfold in a way you never even considered. And not in like, a "twist", where sometimes you can feel duped. But in a, "Oh, this is the direction we're going? Okay!" It's very rare. And I treasure it every time."
— Laurens G. (5/5)
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