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Erin Darke

Rachel Weisz

7 March 1970, Westminster, London, England, UK

7 August 1974, Lexington, Kentucky, USA

Michael Chernus

8 August 1977, Rocky River, Ohio, USA

Azita Ghanizada

Omar Metwally

1974, Queens, New York, USA

Frank De Julio

25 June 1986, Rochester, New York, USA

Condola Rashad

11 December 1986, New York City, New York, USA

Chris Lowell

17 October 1984, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Tessa Albertson

Kelly AuCoin

Kathy Bates

28 June 1948, Memphis, Tennessee, USA

Danny Glover

22 July 1946, San Francisco, California, USA

Christian Paul Sherwood

13 August 1968, Los Angeles County, California, USA

Julian Sheppard

Joshua Marston

13 August 1968, Los Angeles County, California, USA

Alice

Played by: Rachel Weisz

Tom

Played by: Michael Shannon

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Despite its flaws, "Complete Unknown" raises provocative questions about the nature of identity and whether it's more a comfort or a trap.

September 08, 2016

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East Bay Express

You can't attempt this type of actor's exercise with just anyone.

September 22, 2016

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El antepenúltimo mohicano

An irregular film in terms of rhythm and gender balance but is still an excellent work thanks to its main characters. [Full review in Spanish]

October 18, 2016

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Chicago Reader

Writer-director Joshua Marston gives Shannon a chance to shine as a character more pedestrian than the ones he usually plays, though the story is a little too thesis driven to build any dramatic momentum.

September 08, 2016

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Under the Radar

In the hands of actors this studied and sure, the gamut of conflicting and burrowed emotions is displayed with elegant reserve. It would be a shame if the film went the way of its title.

September 29, 2016

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Seven Days

This is a story that pretends to have a lot more on its mind than it really does.

January 01, 2017

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NOW Toronto

Complete Unknown may end with a sigh rather than a bang, but it's a sigh you'll still be thinking about days later.

October 14, 2016

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Christian Science Monitor

Shannon is usually playing human question marks in the movies, so it's a twist here to see him playing the "normal" guy, except Shannon is too unconventional an actor to play anything in the normal range.

September 02, 2016

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Philadelphia Inquirer

The movie brushes up against far-fetched soap-opera scenarios. The ending isn't altogether satisfying. Yet Weisz, playful and seductive, utterly confident, disarmingly vulnerable, delivers a performance that makes you forget all that.

September 02, 2016

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National Post

Complete Unknown could play out as a gripping mystery or tidy thriller. Instead, the screenplay from Julian Sheppard and director Joshua Marston unfurls as a sedate drawing-room drama.

October 14, 2016

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Globe and Mail

Complete Unknown is the perfect case study of what happens when bad movies rope in good actors.

October 14, 2016

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