[FILM REVIEW] THE FABELMANS Review (2023)

January 6, 2023January 6, 2023 Dave Alina Brace, Birdie Borria, Brinley Marum, Chandler Laovelle, Chloe East, Connor Trinneer, Cooper Dodson, David Griffiths, David Lynch, Gabriel Bateman, Gabriel LaBelle, Greg Grunberg, Gustavo Escobar, Isabelle Kusman, Jan Hoag, Jeannie Berlin, Judd Hirsch, Julia Butters, Kalama Epstein, Keeley Karsten, Kyle McGrath, Lane Factor, Mateo Zoryan, Michelle Williams, Nicolas Cantu, Oakes Fegley, Paul Dano, Robin Bartlett, Sam Rechner, Seth Rogen, Sophia Kopera, Stephen Matthew Smith, Steven Spielberg, The Fabelmans, Tony Kushner, USA

Summary: Growing up in post-World War II era Arizona, young Sammy Fabelman aspires to become a filmmaker as he reaches adolescence, but soon discovers a shattering family secret and explores how the power of films can help him see the truth.

Year: 2023

Cinema Release Dates: 5th January 2023 (Australia), 2nd February 2023 (Thailand), 27th January 2023 (UK), 23rd November 2022 (USA)

VOD Release Dates: TBA

Country: USA

Director: Steven Spielberg

Screenwriter: Steven Spielberg, Tony Kushner

Cast: Robin Bartlett (Tina Schildkraut), Gabriel Bateman (Roger), Jeannie Berlin (Hadassah Fabelman), Birdie Borria (Younger Natalie Fabelman), Alina Brace (Younger Natalie Fabelman), Julia Butters (Reggie Fabelman), Nicolas Cantu (Hark), Paul Dano (Burt Fabelman), Cooper Dodson (Turkey), Chloe East (Monica Sherwood), Kalama Epstein (Barry), Gustavo Escobar (Sal), Lane Factor (Dean), Oakes Fegley (Chad Thomas), Greg Grunberg (Bernie Fein), Judd Hirsch (Uncle Boris), Jan Hoag (Nona), Keeley Karsten (Natalie Fabelman), Sophia Kopera (Lisa Fabelman), Isabelle Kusman (Claudia Denning), Gabrielle LaBelle (Sammy Fabelman), Chandler Laovelle (Renee), David Lynch (John Ford), Brinley Marum (Janet Benedict), Sam Rechner (Logan Hall), Seth Rogen (Bennie Loewy), Stephen Matthew Smith (Angelo), Connor Trinneer (Phil Newhart), Michelle Williams (Mitzi Fabelman), Mateo Zoryan (Younger Sammy Fabelman)

Running Time: 151 mins

Classification: M (Australia), TBC (Thailand), 12-A (UK), PG-13 (USA)

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