George Washington
George and his friends grow up in a poor suburb where people must struggle for their life. One day, A tragedy occurs when one of George's friends becomes murderer and they make a decision to hide the body.
11 November 1986, Poughkeepsie, New York, USA
October1971, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
16 March 1976, Asheville, North Carolina, USA
4 August 1982, Geelong, Australia
25 May 1980, USA
2 July 1954, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
3 June 1989
1983, Wayne County, North Carolina, USA
17 July 1972, South Carolina, USA
July 05, 2011
Oh, you could analyze and debate and dissect the individual vignettes to smithereens, which is what makes it literary, I 'spect. But that would be too much like homework.
July 18, 2007
Undistinguished and uninvolving attempt to offer a rural spin on Kids.
August 15, 2002
One of the most striking and affecting American independent films of the year, heralding the arrival of a formidable young talent in Green.
April 13, 2011
This morality tale represents the impressive feature debut by regional filmmaker David Gordon Green, a talent to watch
March 19, 2014
An exceptionally beautiful movie with some winning performances from a young and unproven cast,
July 18, 2007
You have to bring a lot of yourself to this film if you want it to give something back, but the rewards are considerable.
June 24, 2006
The film absorbs elements of documentary and improvisation to produce a remarkably organic whole.
March 10, 2014
George Washington is a mood piece first, and its triumph is in bottling up the intense feeling of early adolescence, and watching how tragedy transforms it.
July 18, 2007
Stylized to the point of poetry, David Gordon Green's impressive debut fuses the lyricism of Terence Malick with Harmony Korine's willingness to poke around the garbage-strewn landscape of the American underclass.
September 26, 2002
A gracious sleepwalk of a movie that could have used a firmer strut.
January 17, 2010
What makes Green's work such a thing of beauty is its relentless, yet altogether genuine, modesty.
July 21, 2005
It's possible to keep one's feet on the ground and still appreciate the film's quiet verbal and visual poetry.
