The Death and Life of Otto Bloom
The Death and Life of Otto Bloom

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- 63/100 based on 301 votes
  • Released: 2017
  • Runtime: 85 mins
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  • Studio: Screen Australia
  • Genres: Drama

The chronicle of the life and great love of Otto Bloom, an extraordinary man who experiences time in reverse - passing backwards through the years only remembering the future.... (Full plot summary below)

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The chronicle of the life and great love of Otto Bloom, an extraordinary man who experiences time in reverse - passing backwards through the years only remembering the future.

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The Sunday Age - 7/10 by Craig MathiesonCris Jones' debut feature is that rare thing: a mock documentary that reaches a genuine emotional depth.
Concrete Playground - 7/10 by Sarah WardIntriguing on paper, underwhelming in execution.
Daily Telegraph (Australia) - 6/10 by Vicky RoachThe Death and Life of Otto Bloom stands alongside such Hollywood heavy-hitters on the basis of its sheer ingenuity.
FILMINK (Australia) - 6/10 by Travis Johnsonan astute, ambitious offering that understands that, while production value may be expensive, ideas are free
3AW - 5/10 by Jim SchembriAs far as arthouse fare goes, it's a well-made, theme-rich venture that deploys a variety of inventive techniques, though the debt the film owes to Woody Allen's seminal 1983 work Zelig is worn a little too clearly on its sleeve.
The Australian - 4/10 by David StrattonSounds intriguing? It certainly is, but the trouble is that Jones's abilities don't quite match his ambitions.
The Age (Australia) - 4/10 by Jake WilsonThe best to be said for this tiresome exercise in magic realism is that it feels like a film the writer-director Cris Jones, an Australian making his first feature, may have needed to get out of his system.

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