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Oscar Isaac

9 March 1979, Guatemala

Viggo Mortensen

20 October 1958, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Kirsten Dunst

30 April 1982, Point Pleasant, New Jersey, USA

23 February 1961, San Francisco, California, USA

Pat Hillard

Ozan Tas

18 August 1990, Germany

Michalis Mastrandanakis

Stavros Tsaltoumis

Eleftheria Manousogianni

Nikos Georgakis

Nikos Mavrakis

24 March 1989, Ermoupoli, Syros, Greece

Evgenia Dimitropoulou

James Sobol Kelly

Mehmet Esen

Okan Avci

Mehmet Erah Hamsioglu

April 6, 1972 in Izmir, Turkey

Hossein Amini

1966, Iran

Patricia Highsmith

19 January 1921, Fort Worth, Texas, USA

Hossein Amini

1966, Iran

Rydal

Played by: Oscar Isaac

Chester MacFarland

Played by: Viggo Mortensen

Colette MacFarland

Played by: Kirsten Dunst

Lauren

Played by: Daisy Bevan

Grantland

What the movie lacks in suspense, it could make up for with erotic tension. That's missing, too.

October 10, 2014

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RedEye

Rather than rise, this story cools off, fading away into unconvincing, accidental tragedy and an attempted emotional coda that feels more stapled on than woven in.

December 11, 2014

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New Zealand Herald

It's a classy looking movie for sure, and as pleasant a travelogue as Ripley was in its day. But Highsmith's psychological edge is absent for much of this and its shade of noir has suffered a serious bleaching in all that Mediterranean sun.

June 13, 2016

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Arizona Republic

At a certain point, it's akin to reading a mediocre murder mystery. You finish it because you're too far in to quit, as opposed to actually caring how things wrap up.

October 16, 2014

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Laramie Movie Scope

This is a well-written and well-acted movie. The relationships in the triangle at the center of the film are not easily made convincing, but excellent acting makes it work. This is a very solid thriller with a lot of compelling emotional complexity.

January 01, 2015

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Seattle Times

Things get awfully twisted under that hot Mediterranean sun.

October 09, 2014

Antagony & Ecstasy

A perfectly ordinary, unexceptionally satisfactory film... does a fine job with the mechanics of the plot, but it whiffs a bit on the characters.

January 04, 2015

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Philadelphia Inquirer

Everything about The Two Faces of January is right, even as the events it describes - a couple's idyllic Grecian holiday, a charming American's adventures abroad - go terribly wrong.

October 10, 2014

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Boston Globe

The movie never reaches a boil. Instead, it simmers and simmers until you're suddenly shocked at the hot water you're in.

October 09, 2014

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Newcity

Despite admirable moment-to-moment feats of actorly legerdemain from the primary and secondary cast alike, there's a deadly lack of heat. The costumes sing, the cigarettes fume. The simmer satisfies but never earns the tale's godless gloom.

December 09, 2014

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Movie Chambers

A handsome thriller with plot twists that don't always make sense, "The Two Faces of January," moves slowly, but ultimately entertains.

January 13, 2015

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Chicago Reader

[Hossein Amini's] polished storytelling carries this along, generally compensating for the mundane visuals and the actors' skilled but unmoored performances.

December 11, 2014

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