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Sasha Lane | ... | ||
Shia LaBeouf | ... | ||
Riley Keough | ... | ||
McCaul Lombardi | ... | ||
Arielle Holmes | ... | ||
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Crystal Ice | ... |
Katness
(as Crystal B. Ice)
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Veronica Ezell | ... |
QT
(as Verronikah Ezell)
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Chad Cox | ... |
Billy
(as Chad McKenzie Cox)
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Garry Howell | ... |
Austin
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Kenneth Kory Tucker | ... | |
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Raymond Coalson | ... | |
Isaiah Stone | ... |
Kalium
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Dakota Powers | ... |
Runt
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Shawna Rae Moseley | ... |
Shaunte
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Christopher David Wright | ... |
Riley
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Star, a teenage girl with nothing to lose, joins a traveling magazine sales crew, and gets caught up in a whirlwind of hard partying, law bending and young love as she criss-crosses the Midwest with a band of misfits. Written by Anonymous
Andrea Arnold's "American Honey" is a bold and ambitious film filled with good performances, and for the most part I like this film, but boy does it have a ton of pitfalls. "American Honey" is repetitive, bombastic, overlong, and filled with unlikable characters, and most of the repetitiveness comes from these characters constantly listening to and singing to rap music in their white van. Sitting through 2 hours and 43 minutes of this film felt more like a chore than a cinematic experience. I'm looking forward to what Andrea Arnold has in store for us next, I truly am, and hopefully her next film won't be as preposterously long as this.