A fotografia é irrepreensível e um encanto de contemplar. A narrativa promete personagens fortíssimas mas é um tédio como um todo.
20 Julho 2019
Versão original com legendas
2014
Há coisas estranhas a acontecer na Cidade Malvada. A cidade fantasma iraniana, terra de prostitutas, drogados, chulos e outras almas sórdidas, é um lugar que cheira a morte e desespero, onde uma solitária vampira persegue os habitantes mais repugnantes da cidade. Mas quando um rapaz conhece uma rapariga, uma história de amor invulgar começa...
"Shot in gorgeously expressionistic black-and-white and fusing multiple genres into a thoroughly original whole, Amirpour has crafted a beguiling, cryptic and often surprisingly funny look at personal desire that creeps up on you with the nimble powers of its supernatural focus."
"Along with Jarmusch, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night is steeped in other influences: Spaghetti Westerns, 1950s juvenile delinquent movies, gearhead movies, teenage rom-coms, the Iranian new wave."
"It's a new vampire classic, one to treasure endlessly."
— Drew Taylor de The Playlist
"Beguiling in its strangeness, yet also effortlessly evoking recognizable emotions such as loneliness and the feeling of being stuck in a dead-end town and life, this moody and gorgeous film is finally more about atmosphere and emotions than narrative -- and none the worse for it."
"It’s wonderfully inventive filmmaking: Amirpour’s striking compositions borrow from the iconography of both the Western and the horror film — wide, evocative vistas are intercut with dark, tense city streets where shadowy figures follow one another."
— Bilge Ebiri de Vulture
