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‘Eric Larue’ Review: Judy Greer Is Stunning in Michael Shannon’s Directorial Debut

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well, and that includes some of the most heart-wrenching moments of the film. Janice’s meeting with the mothers is a powerhouse of a scene, strapping the audience in for a long, uncomfortable ride on a train of unending harsh realities.

It’s well-written and well-directed, especially considering the fact that it’s a moderated conversation with Janice’s pastor (Paul Sparks) sitting in.

The scene doesn’t try to pull any fast ones with a comedic edge, it just cracks open the divide between civility and truth and allows its characters to charge forth unafraid.

The movie also really nails the sense of detachment, displacement and confusion within Janice’s marriage. Shannon gives us these really sparse and impersonal rallies between Janice and her husband, forcing them to play emotional tennis with one another as they reckon with what their son has done and where it’s left them as people.

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