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Overall Rank: 19225

Average Rating: 2.2/4

# of Ratings: 15

Theatrical Release Date: 03/18/2011

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 07/19/2011

Language: English

Genre: Drama

MPAA Rating: NR

Director: Jordan Scott

Actors: Eva Green, Juno Temple, María Valverde, Imogen Poots, Ellie Nunn, Adele McCann

Plot: At and elite girls boarding school, the arrival of a new student upsets the balance between students and teach, with hidden desire and jealousy all coming to a head during on late-night party. -- Chris Kavan

Rod - wrote on 08/30/2011

"Cracks" is a drama film about young girls at a boarding school. When a new, aristocrat student arrived, envy unleashes on students, and even on teacher who used to be the idolized one. The film depicts jealousy and obsession of beauty on every woman. *** All in all, this movie is good. Well written story. Good casting. However, Eva Green's performance on her first appearances distracted me, and only on the latter parts I appreciate her acting. Also, I don't like the cinematography, the camera angles and all, for me, the camera shots are for television. The movie should have been better with good shots, camera angles, and other visuals. Not bad though.

KAV213
Aspiring Actor

Quite good....Eva Green is just..fantastic

KAV213 - wrote on 04/27/2011

This film was excellent. Eva Green is flawless, I mean this woman just can't do a bad film, it's impossible. When I saw this, what I loved most about it was the way it was shot. Valverde and Green are just so good. It's a wonderful film, but also a very complicated film. This movie made me angry, made me fall in love, made me question the decisions that were plotted, especially on Green's part. I would've liked to learn more about who Green's character was in the film before Valverde's character came into play because I felt it was important to establish why she was the way she was. We knew as the audience that she was raised as those girls were, and could never get out...which in turn made her go nuts, i believe, but I also believe that there was a lot more there that wasn't …