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Hide Your Smiling Faces
TrailerAfter a neighborhood tragedy, two adolescent brothers confront changing relationships, the mystery of nature, and their own mortality.Genre: DramaActors: Ryan Jones, Nathan Varnson, Colm OLeary, Thomas Cruz, Christina Starbuck, Chris Kies, Andrew M. Chamberlain, Clark Middleton, Ivan Tomic, Ivan TomicDirector: Daniel Patrick CarboneCountry: United StatesDuration: 81 minQuality: HDRelease: 2013IMDb: 6.00 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Hide Your Smiling Faces"
Chicago ReaderApril 10, 2014[Features an] outsider perspective, authentic locations, unforced naturalism, and fresh, improvisatory work by first-time actors.
Seattle TimesApril 03, 2014There's a startling stillness about the film, especially the opening scenes, that becomes a character in itself and helps to avoid softness.
Wall Street JournalMarch 31, 2014Traces of classic coming-of-age dramas such as Stand by Me and River's Edge are evoked in this lyrical and low-key reflection on sudden mortality and childhood's end.
NPRMarch 30, 2014Quickly and assuredly, writer-director Carbone puts us in the mood of these languorous summer days.
RogerEbert.comMarch 28, 2014This lyrical drama announces the arrival of a talented young director with a keen grasp of youth; a man who presents a truthful vision of how death impacts soon-to-be men differently depending on their ages.
Newark Star-LedgerMarch 28, 2014It's not just these children's smiling faces that are hidden here - it's everything that might make you want to search out the meaning behind them.
The Film StageJune 07, 2016By showing and not telling, Carbone creates a profoundly tender work made all the more affecting by his young stars' effortless performances.
The SkinnyNovember 05, 2014Despite its languid pacing, there's an underlying unease that never entirely relaxes its grip.
Daily Record (UK)August 15, 2014The long silences and overdone symbolism make this feel like a hodgepodge of Mud, King of Summer and just about every other American indie film.
Observer (UK)August 04, 2014Expect Daniel Patrick Carbone to have an illustrious career. And even if he doesn't, he's given us one perfectly polished jewel here.
Independent (UK)August 01, 2014Hide Your Smiling Faces is a beautifully shot, highly stylised portrait of American adolescence.
Contactmusic.comAugust 01, 2014With a low-key pace and extremely loose plot, this introspective drama gets deep under the skin as it explores a pivotal summer for two brothers.
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