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Beautiful, moving tragic. I loved the story telling of this film. Being transported to a foreign country with such a different culture. Even though the poverty was very blatant, the beauty was so real and vivid. The intensity of the desperation that leads to the final tradgedy is heartwrenching. Frieda Pinto is gorgeous and a fine young actress.
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Andrew Schenker
Slant Magazine
Class privilege and sexual politics are inextricably linked in Trishna, Michael Winterbottom's blunt, self-consciously brutal, and rather loose updating of Thomas Hardy's "Tess of the D'Urbervilles." Full Review
Ann Hornaday
Washington Post
That Winterbottom has delivered a dud makes Trishna all the more disappointing, a rare unsatisfying swerve from an otherwise reliably provocative career. Full Review
David Hughes
Empire
The ever-versatile Winterbottom's loose and limber adaptation doesn't entirely mesh with Hardy's more formal narrative, leaving this feeling disjointed and underpowered. Nevertheless, there's still plenty to enjoy in the director's customary flourishes. Full Review
Elizabeth Weitzman
New York Daily News
With Trishna, his (Winterbottom) penchant for risks has once again paid off. Full Review
James Adams
The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
Trishna, in short, seems to occur at too much of a remove; it's too fate-filled. Full Review
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