Ginger and Rosa

Pasha

Wonderful emotional journey through the life of two youths with merely perfect ending.

Ben Dooley

An outstanding performance from Elle Fanning as 17-year-old Ginger who becomes obsessed by the bomb, at the same time that her family life falls apart. Beautiful, subtle use of dream-like colour, lighting and settings gives a good sense of the atmosphere of the times. A heavy-handed conclusion, targeted at making a necessary political point about patriarchy, reduces the film's subtlety. It’s still powerful though…

Poppy

Moving and beautifully shot

OFF_FRAME

Coming of age flick set against the idealism of the flower generation in 60's England. The craft is all there and the performances are decent enough but it needed to push a little harder and possibly a little less cliched to show us something fresh within the idea of the collision of idealism via the ego. 3 stars

Kyle Lewis

Sumptous visuals and a great turn by Elle Fanning are enough to give it 3 stars. Their seems to be something more that should have come out of this material.

oldfilmsflicker

there's so much more to this movie than everyone seems to be getting from it. I think y'all need to watch it again.

Ted Eames

There is an unfortunate clash between the beautifully filmed 'look' of this film and the leaden script. The dialogue comes across as affected and clunky, making the characters seem like parodies of themselves. The camera loves Elle Fanning's face, and she is rarely off the screen here. Her performance is good, but the film within this facade is a bit of an empty vessel.

Deiner

For some reason I thought the plot of this film would be richer or complex. Elle Fanning, though, gives one of my favorite performances from that year.