Jericho Mansions Reviews

2001

Rated:
40
from 105 members

A murder proves to be the point at which Leonard Grey's life changes after thirty years of living in the same block, knowing every nook and cranny and hearing every sound. He suffers from agoraphobia yet fears that he might be the killer... Read more

Starring	Genevieve Bujold, James Caan, Jennifer Tilly
Director	Peter Sehr
Genres	Drama

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Critics' reviews (3) of Jericho Mansions
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"...It is daring and inventive, and worthy of comparison with the films of a French master of criminal psychology like Jean-Pierre Melville..."
- Chicago Sun
- Posted 11 Mar 2005
"...Mr. Brody gets to pull his best acting trick and melt his features into an appearance of trembling, moist-eyed poetic vulnerability..."
- New York Times
- Posted 11 Mar 2005
Brody may have been great as Polanski's Pianist, but in this slick, English-language, NYC-set cautionary tale (from a... read more on Time Out
- Time Out
- Posted 04 Nov 2008
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2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

Disappointing

I'd hoped for a lot better from two of my favourite actors, James Caan and Genevieve Bujold, but neither of them get out of first gear in this insipid effort that has the distinct look of a low-budget TV film that invariably gets shown after midnight. Should help to put even the most troubled insomniac into a deep sleep!
- - A customer from Sheffield, England
  - Posted 28 Mar 2005 10:32

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

Disappointing

I'd hoped for a lot better from two of my favourite actors, James Caan and Genevieve Bujold, but neither of them get out of first gear in this insipid effort that has the distinct look of a low-budget TV film that invariably gets shown after midnight. Should help to put even the most troubled insomniac into a deep sleep!
- - A customer from Sheffield, England
  - Posted 28 Mar 2005 10:32

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Critics' reviews (3)
"...It is daring and inventive, and worthy of comparison with the films of a French master of criminal psychology like Jean-Pierre Melville..."
- Chicago Sun
- Posted 11 Mar 2005
"...Mr. Brody gets to pull his best acting trick and melt his features into an appearance of trembling, moist-eyed poetic vulnerability..."
- New York Times
- Posted 11 Mar 2005
Brody may have been great as Polanski's Pianist, but in this slick, English-language, NYC-set cautionary tale (from a... read more on Time Out
- Time Out
- Posted 04 Nov 2008

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  A murder proves to be the point at which Leonard Grey's life changes after thirty years of living in the same block, knowing every nook and cranny and hearing every sound. He suffers from agoraphobia yet fears that he might be the killer... ...