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Movie Title : Home
Release Date : May 1, 2009 Limited
Genre Movie :Documentary,Drama,Art House & International
Mpaa Rating : PG-13

Actors :Glenn Close,Adelaide Leroux,Madeleine Budd,Kacey Mottet Klein,Marcia Gay Harden,Marian Seldes,Michael Gaston,Eulala Scheel,Pamela Jane Henning,Reathel Bean,Candy Buckley,Isabelle Huppert,Olivier Gourmet,Renaud Rivier

Life for an isolated rural family is upended when a major highway next to their property, constructed 10 years before but apparently abandoned, is finally opened. PG-13
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User Ranting Movie Home : 3.5
User Percentage For Home : 67 %
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Home is the engaging, darkly funny, surreal story of what happens when people who have thrived by keeping civilization at a safe distance suddenly find themselves pushed right back into its headlights.
Janice Page-Boston Globe

What happens would not make sense in many households, but in this one, it represents a certain continuity, and confirms deep currents we sensed almost from the first.
Roger Ebert-Chicago Sun-Times

Gradually the movie turns into an ironic assault on the inconvenient nature of civilization's conveniences.
John Hartl-Seattle Times

Though the cautionary symbolism is clear here, the committee-written film (there were five scribes including Meier), smartly keeps its message quotient in check.
Gary Goldstein-Los Angeles Times

Working with all-star DP Agnès Godard, Meier effectively communicates the sense of upended privacy.
Andrew Schenker-Village Voice

The performers manage to overcome Meier's schematic framework-too "modern-day fairy tale" for its own good-though the director clearly knows which collaborators and elements to enlist for game-raising purposes.
Keith Uhlich-Time Out New York

It's a unique work of disturbing character poetry, though it may be a little too disturbing.
Jeffrey M. Anderson-Combustible Celluloid

Darkly funny, haunting, and perhaps hopeful...there's a keen sense of absurdism (and in Agnès Godard's brilliant photography a sort of surrealist realism, if there is such a thing) in the circumstances. [Blu-ray]
Peter Canavese-Groucho Reviews

This suburban horror tale of a family's disintegration once modern life begins encroaching is reminiscent of such films as "The Cement Garden"...
Laura Clifford-Reeling Reviews

Moving from the richly filled, quiet life of Marthe and her clan to the hell that the road brings, the story...has a unique arc and is a true family tragedy.
Robin Clifford-Reeling Reviews

A surrealistic look at a family thrown onto the chopping block of modern technology.
Ron Wilkinson-Monsters and Critics

This original but overlong fable about a family menaced by industrial progress captures fears about a planet out of control.
Erica Abeel-Film Journal International

Eases down the road from an intimate family portrait to a disturbing environmental-disaster fable with a harrowing credibility that has more depth than most apocalypses.
Nora Lee Mandel-Film-Forward.com

Filmmaker Meier takes a clever look at family life by placing the characters in a surreal location and then twisting things outrageously
Rich Cline-Shadows on the Wall

It's a nightmare metaphor for the horrors of the modern world, but will seem like everyday reality to anyone living around Heathrow or any motorway.
Philip French-Observer [UK]

A kind of anti-road movie, the first half is a genial rural snapshot but, when that bypass opens, the wheels come off and things take a turn for the surreal and boring.
David Edwards-Daily Mirror [UK]

A deeply disconcerting provocation about the future of civilisation: a powerfully performed vision of an insignificant humanity.
David Parkinson-Empire Magazine

It would have been more effective if Meier had exercised less restraint and allowed her characters to spin out of control.
Toby Young-Times [UK]