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The Cathedral

2021

Drama

The Cathedral

2021

Drama

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96% TOMATOMETER · 24 reviews

96% AUDIENCE

6.2/10 · 807

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semi autobiographical

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Plot summary

An only child's meditative, impressionistic account of an American family's rise and fall over two decades.

Director

Ricky D'Ambrose

Top cast

Monica Barbaro as Lydia Damrosch

Mark Zeisler as Nick Orkin

Cynthia Mace as Billie Alloway

Geraldine Singer as Flora Orkin

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

809.97 MB

1200*720

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 28 min

Seeds 1

1.47 GB

1800*1080

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 28 min

Seeds 7

Comments 1

jmintoff 1164 days ago

Please seed more. Thanks.

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IMDb reviews

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10 / 10

Yo that was awesome

Cora J

Yo that was awesome!!!!!

1 / 10

If you like watching paint dry, place settings

Judith K

If you like watching paint dry, place settings, and moving light on floors and carpets, this is the movie for you. To call this movie plotting as spare is an…

6 / 10

More Substance, Less Banality

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Sometimes it takes a different point of view to get a handle on the true nature of a situation. Such is the case with writer-director Ricky D'Ambrose's third…

Sometimes it takes a different point of view to get a handle on the true nature of a situation. Such is the case with writer-director Ricky D'Ambrose's third feature outing, a meditation on family life as seen from the perspective of a child of few words during his upbringing from a toddler to college freshman. As an observer of grown-ups behaving badly, he witnesses the decline of his own family's coherence and viability over two decades, providing a microcosmic metaphor of what was happening in the country at large from the mid 80s to the turn of the new millennium. It's a story told with a unique collection of visuals, presenting an array of images from family celebrations to everyday events in a deliberate, documentary-esque style, intercut with footage from news stories and TV commercials from the intervening years to provide historical context. And, continuing a trend common in 2022, it's highly autobiographical, depicting a narrative not unlike that of the filmmaker's own middle class upbringing on Long Island and fleshed out with a fine ensemble cast, especially Brian d'Arcy James as the protagonist's volatile, unpredictable father. However, despite the film's refreshingly different take typical of domestic life and coming of age tales, much of this story is so slice-of-life that it tends to become mundane, if not banal. The number of overlong shots of household objects, children's artwork, and walls, floors and doors could have easily been scaled back, freeing up screen time for more intriguing and meaningful content. The film's voiceover narrations supplying extended back story details about a plethora of characters who can be difficult to distinguish from one another often leaves viewers in need of a scorecard to keep track of who's who. And the noticeable lack of insight into the protagonist's own mind can sometimes be puzzling, if not frustrating, leaving audiences genuinely wondering what he thinks about everything that's going on around him. Unfortunately, these shortcomings undercut the inventiveness of the picture's other fine attributes, causing the overall production to come up shorter than it might have otherwise. It takes the notion that children should be seen and not heard to a new level, reinforcing a notion that's long overdue for change.

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