The Immigrant R

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DVD Details

  • Rated: R
  • Run Time: 2 hours
  • Video: Color
  • Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
  • Released: April 7, 2015
  • Originally Released: 2013
  • Label: Starz / Anchor Bay

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Entertainment Reviews:

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User Ratings: 16,314
Technically there is nothing wrong with The Immigrant, but it never engages or even really touches the audience. Full Review
Cinesnark
Oct 20, 2017
A rich tapestried portrait of 1920's New York through the eye of a young Polish immigrant. Full Review
Behind The Lens
Dec 14, 2019
[The film] has a depth and purity of feeling that makes other movies feel timid and small by comparison.
New York Times
May 16, 2014
Rating: 3/4 -- Beautifully realized and polished, The Immigrant is a raw period piece that reminds us all about the cost for welcoming a freshly brand chapter in the pursuit of nourishing one's stagnant livelihood. Full Review
Popoptiq
Nov 8, 2018
3 stars out of 4 -- It's Cotillard, recalling icons of the silent screen, whose face reflects the bruised heart of THE IMMIGRANT, a timeless film from a director whose work rewards the closest attention.
Rolling Stone
May 15, 2014
Rating: 8/10 -- When the movie ended, a woman approached; like me, she had seen it on her own and I think she felt compelled to debrief with someone. "Wasn't that the saddest thing?" she asked, shaking her head. "It was," I agreed. "It really was." Full Review
Women's Voices for Change
Dec 3, 2017
The film is an achievement. Its complex reckoning of moral decency deserves a bigger audience. Full Review
Grantland
Jun 11, 2014

Product Description:

A Polish woman separated from her sister on Ellis Island struggles to survive on the streets of Manhattan in this period drama from writer/director James Gray (WE OWN THE NIGHT, TWO LOVERS). The year is 1921. Polish sisters Ewa (Marion Cotillard) and Magda Cybulski (Angela Sarafyan) are seeking a brighter future when they board a boat bound for New York City. Upon arriving on Ellis Island, however, Magda is placed in quarantine after receiving a grim and unexpected medical diagnosis. A stranger in a strange land, Ewa falls under the spell of the malevolent Bruno (Joaquin Phoenix), who forces her into prostitution. Yet a ray of hope soon comes in the form of Bruno's cousin Orlando (Jeremy Renner), a suave magician whose romantic interests in Ewa may be her ticket to a life worth living.

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  • UPC: 013132629629
  • Shipping Weight: 0.19/lbs (approx)
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