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Film · 2010
Submarine
Precocious Welsh teenager Oliver Tate tries to preserve his parents' marriage while pursuing a romance with classmate Jordana, filtering both missions through an overconfident cinematic view of his own awkward life.
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Writer-director Richard Ayoade has the knack. A fresh and inventive cinematic voice, he's taken a subject that's been beaten half to death and brought it miraculously to life in his smart and funny debut feature, “Submarine.”
Kenneth Turan on Los Angeles Times As for Ayoade, there's clearly a big future payday for him in Hollywood, if he wants it, but I can't help hoping he develops in depth and scope here, as a tremendous new voice in British film.
Peter Bradshaw on The Guardian "Submarine" isn't an insipid teen sex comedy. It flaunts some stylistic devices, such as titles and sections and self-aware narration, but it doesn't try too hard to be desperately clever. It's a self-confident work for the first-time director, Richard Ayoade.
Roger Ebert on RogerEbert.com
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