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Meryl Streep

22 June 1949, Summit, New Jersey, USA

Ye Liu

23 March 1978, Jilin, China

Peng Chi

Aidan Quinn

8 March 1959, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Blair Brown

23 April 1946, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

23 January 1962, Cobleskill, New York, USA

Bill Irwin

11 April 1950, Santa Monica, California, USA

Hui Zhang

Taylor Schilling

27 July 1984, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Joe Grifasi

14 June 1944, Buffalo, New York, USA

Rob Campbell

Jodi Russell

4 May 1965, Rockford, Illinois, USA

Erick Avari

13 April 1952, Darjeeling, West Bengal, India

Lloyd Suh

Qian Ye

John Rothman

3 June 1949, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Ying Hiong

Hui Zeng

Sina Amedson

5 April 1982, Pocatello, Idaho, USA

Jackie

Played by: Taylor Schilling

Joanna Silver

Played by: Meryl Streep

San Francisco Chronicle

There is nothing wrong with taking inspiration from actual events, but it's a tricky business, and Dark Matter does no one right by sticking to the shocking conclusion.

May 02, 2008

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Los Angeles Daily News

A remarkable whisper of a movie as well, for something that deals with a subject as alarming as campus violence.

April 18, 2008

East Bay Express

We know we're in strange territory from the opening shot.

August 15, 2011

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Chicago Tribune

The film does a fine job of displaying the contrasts between these tense, formalized Chinese students and the faux populist American academics.

October 18, 2008

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Film-Forward.com

Poignantly and sympathetically gets inside the confused head of an Asian immigrant rarely seen in film, a grad student flummoxed by American culture and academic politics.

December 07, 2008

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New York Post

There's little in Billy Shebar's script, the rambling direction by theater and opera helmer Chen Shi-Zheng - or Liu Ye's impassive performance as the student.

April 11, 2008

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DVDTalk.com

Buttressed by outstanding, unpredictable performances and a beguiling mood of raw nerve collegiate ambition, Matter develops erratically but intelligently.

March 25, 2009

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Los Angeles Times

It is easy to see the film as two movies crammed together, neither of them being very good.

April 18, 2008

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Entertainment Weekly

Liu Ye is too inexpressive for his role's demands, and the movie doesn't build to his downfall: It just zaps itself there.

April 16, 2008

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Austin Chronicle

There is no need for a scene in which your hero loses touch with reality via cockeyed camera trickery and thumping techno music.

April 18, 2008

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Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Xing is surprised to discover Western academics are just as ruthless as communist apparatchiks and, ill equipped emotionally to handle humiliation, he takes his guns to town.

July 05, 2011

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indieWire

Begins with a shot of Meryl Streep practicing tai chi, and therein lies a precise encapsulation of the film's attitude toward the intersection of Eastern and Western cultures

August 08, 2009

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