'Krisha' | Anatomy of a Scene w/ Director Trey Edward Schults | The New York Times

Trey Edward Schults narrates a sequence from his drama "Krisha."

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'Krisha' | Anatomy of a Scene w/ Director Trey Edward Schults | The New York Times

[ethidian]

This is one of those concepts that many people think would make a great movie but nobody knows how to make it work as a movie. But this crew nailed it and played around with it like a banana.

[mikepauley]

One could almost see Gena Rowlands in this role with echoes of John Cassavettes film making but this film stands on its own and takes its rightful place in the pantheon of great drama. Her performance is Oscar worthy. Brutally honest.

[Pluralofvinylisvinyls]

He captured the energy of a family in a house during thanksgiving so perfectly.

[Ophanimswatchoverme]

This movie made me feel like it was me @ a family gathering, but without the felt this way around family since my youth, like I've never fit in.

[Km-riid]

This was outstanding directing . Well done CAST AND CREW EXCELLENT JOB

[OneManProduct]

I feel a little inspiration from Punch-Drunk Love.

[Ohmz_i]

ahh, finally a movie that reflects reality of family reunion. where are the little toddlers?

[AndiLawson]

Such an amazing movie. I have to watch it every year now, I think.

[delrey]

I don't know if this movie is good or bad, but the cinematography, acting and editing were great. And very realistic story line. But still I don't know if this movie is good or bad lol.