388 Arletta Avenue
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DVD Details
- Rated: Unrated
- Run Time: 1 hours, 37 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
- Released: September 25, 2012
- Originally Released: 2012
- Label: New Video Group
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Nick Stahl, Mia Kirshner, Devon Sawa, Krista Bridges & Aaron Abrams | |
Performer: | Charlotte Sullivan | |
Directed by | Randall Cole | |
Screenwriting by | Randall Cole | |
Cinematography by | Gavin Smith | |
Photography by | Caitlin Cronenberg | |
Produced by | Steven Hoban & Mark Smith | |
Director of Photography: | Gavin Smith | |
Executive Production by | Vincenzo Natali |
Entertainment Reviews:
Rating: 3.5/5 --
388 Arletta Avenue involves the modern terror of knowing a certain percentage of murder and violent crime's still committed by total strangers.
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Father Son Holy Gore
Rating: 1/5 --
Cole's film serves as a reminder to go back and watch the superior works it lifts from.
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Little White Lies
Rating: 2/5 --
A particularly egregious offender in a shaky-camera era that is the cinematic equivalent of a multi-year plague of locusts.
Jam! Movies
Rating: 3/4 --
388 Arletta Avenue manages to use the terrorized-couple genre to provide a timely commentary on supposedly safe homes and distant wars.
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Globe and Mail
Rating: 2/5 --
There's little new: the intimidation techniques (pet abduction, home invasion) feel clichéd and the film trundles towards an unenlightening conclusion.
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Time Out
Rating: 3/4 --
The visuals in Randall Cole's paranoia chiller 388 Arletta Avenue evoke Michael Haneke's Caché and Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window in the way they make domesticity seem terrifying.
Toronto Star
Rating: 3/5 --
It all works - just.
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Guardian
Product Description:
A man suspects someone is trying to ruin his life, unaware that his nemesis is watching at all times, in this edgy thriller from writer and director Randall Cole. James (Nick Stahl) and Amy (Mia Kirshner) are a well-to-do couple living in Toronto; he works for a successful advertising agency, and she is finishing up her graduate work. James and Amy seem to be happy, but not everything is as it appears; James is having an affair, and he has an ugly history as a bully. James and Amy begin noticing strange things are happening in and around their home -- a CD of songs they don't like has appeared in the car stereo, the same songs have been downloaded to his computer, and their cat has been replaced by a kitty who looks almost identical but clearly don't know or like them. James suspects someone is toying with them, and he thinks it may be Bill (Devon Sawa), who he knew from his high school days and has cause to hold a grudge against him. But matters go from troubling to dangerous when Amy disappears and circumstances suggest she's the victim of foul play by James, and there's a twist to the tail neither James or Amy know about -- the person who has targeted them has installed cameras throughout their home, and is observing them as their lives unravel. 388 ARLETTA AVENUE received its world premiere at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival.