- Year: 2013
- Released: 10 Jan 2014
- Country: United States, Mexico
- Adwords: 5 wins & 1 nomination
- IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1838520/
- Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/The_Truth_About_Emanuel
- Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/the-truth-about-emanuel
- Available in: 720p, 1080p,
- Language: English
- MPA Rating: Not Rated
- Genre: Drama, Thriller
- Runtime: 95 min
- Writer: Francesca Gregorini, Sarah Thorp
- Director: Francesca Gregorini
- Cast: Kaya Scodelario, Jessica Biel, Frances O’Connor
- Keywords: woman director,
6.0/10 | |
41/100 | |
37% – Critics | |
34% – Audience |
The Truth About Emanuel Storyline
The bitter and introspective seventeen year-old Emanuel is a troubled girl that lost her mother giving birth to her and she feels guilty for her loss. She lives with her father Dennis and her estranged stepmother Janice in a house in the suburb. Emanuel has not gone to college and works in a drugstore with her colleague Arthur. She uses to flirt with the teenager Claude in the train she uses to go to her job. When her next door neighbor Linda offers Emanuel to be the babysitter of her newborn Chloe, Emanuel accepts the job offer but she does not see the baby that is sleeping. But Emanuel and Linda feel connected to each other and Emanuel visits Linda in her leisure time to help her with Chloe. When Emanuel finally sees Chloe, she realizes that her new friend is living a great illusion but she keeps her secret. When Linda dates Arthur, the touching truth about her is disclosed.
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The Truth About Emanuel Movie Reviews
REALITY IS OVERRATED
Emanuel (Kaya Scodelario) is a moody teen who lives in her own world. Her mother died giving birth to her. Not only does she blame herself, “murderer without a motive” she feels out of place. Emanuel has no trouble with lying, although in her case it is a defensive mechanism. Her words are cynical. She meets Claude (Aneurin Barnard) a boy who understands her and emulates her ability to lie.
When Linda (Jessica Biel) moves in with her baby next door, Emanuel offers to babysit a woman who becomes her mother figure to the dismay of her step mom (Frances O’Connor) who worries Emanuel may be attracted to women. If for some reason you weren’t engaged in the film, at 22 minutes you will be, as Linda has her own issues and secrets that Emanuel indulges her and protects her.
The film comes full circle as do most indies of this caliber. I would recommend NOT reading a lot of reviews as one might reveal the plot spoiler early in the film, i.e. at 22 minutes, that really must be experienced.
This is not a film for everyone. It is on the arty side. Well constructed dialog. Winner of several indie awards.
Parental Guide: 1 F-bomb. No sex or nudity. Teens kissing.
Other world
Movies (unless documentaries, though even those are not entirely “real”) are not supposed to be taken straight up, because they are what someone else thought of, so its supposed to be otherworldly. In this case the movie takes it to other places literally. Not always and only at special points in the story.
The German title also might indicate this to be a bit different than you’d expect (especially concerning our female lead): Linda’s Child. But the Germans always like to explain the movies you’re about to watch. The female lead, a young very beautiful actress has more than a couple of flaws and issues. Not a very sociable person (even though she has the charisma to pull that off, the looks as mentioned are there from the get go), but a person that might be able to help others who have issues of their own. Be it from the male or female gender.
This isn’t perfect by a long shot, the points can be guessed, but they could’ve been made better. Still the performances (also Jessica Biel) are more than phenomenal. If you like weird thrillers with some extra touch, you are right on the spot with this one