True Things follows a young woman living on the fringes of society who becomes intoxicated by a stranger who overwhelms her quiet life.
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True Things handles its subject matter with a great deal of subtlety to achieve its intimate realism, but it has too much of a delicate touch to truly leave a mark.| Read in full: True Things film review We Love Cinema
This is a well-acted movie with accomplished set-piece scenes of eroticism and residual, unfulfilled yearning.The Guardian
The problem is, everything about True Things feels a bit dated. Its exploration of power dynamics, female sexual appetites, gaslighting and emotional manipulation are nothing new.Little White Lies
Wilson and Burke inhabit a compelling mismatched couple, with Wootliff finding cinematic ways to get under their skin.Empire
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