American Honey
Cannes-winning coming-of-age road movie from Andrea Arnold (Fish Tank). A teenage girl with nothing to lose joins a traveling magazine sales crew, and gets caught up in a whirlwind of hard partying, law bending and young love as she criss-crosses the Midwest with a band of misfits. Co-stars Shia LaBeouf.
- Director:
- Andrea Arnold ('Fish Tank', 'Red Road')
- Writer:
- Andrea Arnold
- Cast:
- Sasha LaneShia LaBeoufMcCaul LombardiArielle HolmesRiley KeoughChad CoxVeronica EzellGarry Howell
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressIt's constantly, engrossingly active, spinning and sparking and exploding in cycles like a Fourth of July catherine wheel.
Time Out
pressA bold film, full of energy and spunk, but a patchy, half-formed, rambling one too.
The New York Times
pressIt probes the murk and terror beneath the surface of contemporary life, and illuminates the vital role of ignorance, poor judgment and wishful thinking in our national character.
New York Post
pressAt 162 minutes, "American Honey" may test some viewers' patience, but for this one, it paid off with an unflinching portrait of middle America, a love letter to the open road and a dynamic newcomer in Sasha Lane.
Los Angeles Times
pressThe camera races and races to keep this fast and furious young woman locked in its sights, turning her into an object of both pursuit and contemplation.
Hollywood Reporter
pressA road movie without a map that nonetheless arrives at a worthwhile destination.
Variety
pressIt's constantly, engrossingly active, spinning and sparking and exploding in cycles like a Fourth of July catherine wheel.
Time Out
pressA bold film, full of energy and spunk, but a patchy, half-formed, rambling one too.
The New York Times
pressIt probes the murk and terror beneath the surface of contemporary life, and illuminates the vital role of ignorance, poor judgment and wishful thinking in our national character.
New York Post
pressAt 162 minutes, "American Honey" may test some viewers' patience, but for this one, it paid off with an unflinching portrait of middle America, a love letter to the open road and a dynamic newcomer in Sasha Lane.
Los Angeles Times
pressThe camera races and races to keep this fast and furious young woman locked in its sights, turning her into an object of both pursuit and contemplation.
Hollywood Reporter
pressA road movie without a map that nonetheless arrives at a worthwhile destination.
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