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| CONSENSUS: “There is a nice, quiet and moody aesthetic to this artful film, but the plot leaves something to be desired. Sleeping Beauty never really rises to its full potential and not enough happens to keep the audience interested until the final credits.” |
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| In this dark tale, a young college student takes a decidedly offbeat job: As a “sleeping beauty,” she’s paid to be fondled or otherwise handled by strangers while in a sedated slumber. Soon, however, she begins to wonder what she’s submitting to. | Add to Queue |
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- Director: Julia Leigh
- Cast: Emily Browning, Rachael Blake, Ewen Leslie, Peter Carroll, Chris Haywood, Hugh Keays-Byrne
- Genres: Dramas, Independent Movies, Independent Dramas, Australian Movies
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“While there is a quiet beauty to this film and it is definitely an interesting premise, the execution falls a bit short of expectations. I wasn’t feeling much tension and with few actual happenings in the film, it just kind of drags without any momentum. Not bad, but I don’t know if I would call it good.”
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“It doesn’t have a great ending, but it held me in suspense for the most part.”
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