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She hated her own life, so she took someone else's.
Tale of a 15-year-old Australian girl who went missing.
In Her Skin
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How to Change in 9 Weeks, I Am You, Una chica perfecta, A Vítima Perfeita, I am You - Mörderische Sehnsucht, В ее шкуре, Missing, A bőrödbe bújva, בתוך העור שלה, În pielea ei, В нейната кожа, 如何在9周内改变, W jej skórze, IN HER SKIN／イン・ハー・スキン, 인 허 스킨
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Australia
13 May 2010
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France
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11 Feb 2011
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Releases by Country
Australia
13 Mar 2009
- Theatrical
France
13 May 2010
- Theatrical
Germany
13 May 2010
- Theatrical16
USA
11 Feb 2011
- Theatrical
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YouTube-Tage die Fünfte (5/2)
Ein Film, so unter dem (Letterboxd)Radar, was etliche Fragen aufwirft und heuer klares und eindeutiges Streming-True-Crime-Netflix-Angebot und sowieso Futter wäre Marke 08/15 und mir eine große Freude verschafft, euch den Film näher zu bringen wie eine (vorsichtige) Empfehlung auszusprechen.
Fragen, was eigentlich die „Filmgrößen“ wie Guy Pearce („L.A. Confidential“, „Memento“)
und Sam Neill („Possession“ „Jurassic Park“), aufwerfen wie Miranda Otto (Éowyn aus „Herr der Ringe 2-3“) unterstreicht. Dagegen handelt Regisseurin Simone North und die Geschichte bzw. der hier abgebildete wahre Fall, was uns Europäer und vermutlich auch Amerikaner betrifft, völlig abhanden ging und so wieso tut um den, so viel vorneweg, 1999 geschehenen Mord einer Babysitterin an ihrer ehemaligen Schutzbefohlenen und einem später folgenden, und dieser… -
Super grim Australian true-crime film. Worth watching for the incredible performance by Ruth Bradley as Caroline, truly a powerhouse performance by her. This is a really sad piece of Australian history right here, and I like that the movie tackled the issue of severe mental health deterioration whilst telling the story and didn’t just follow the true-crime formula.
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A very intense and disturbing retelling of the true of story of Rachel Barber. Rachel was a 15 year old girl from Australia who went missing March 1st 1999. Story concentrates on two families and how the action of one girl changed both families' lives. Lots of great performances by some of the most famous Aussie actors (Guy Pearce, Sam Neill). Ruth Bradley as Caroline steals the show as she is absolutely astonishing. Her role reminded me of Kathy Bates' Oscar winning role in Misery. One moment Bradley makes you feel sorry for her, and then she scares the crap out of you. A well done movie but not a fun movie to watch. A 3.5 star movie...but Bradley's performance is a 5.0.
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A hard movie to rate. First of all, the music choises really makes the movie feel kind of cheap, and in the end, it's the acting that saves In Her Skin from being another bad "based on a true story"-movie. Sure, the story is good. Terrible, but good material for a movie, that is. But a great story does seldom make a truly great movie on its own.
The focus being mainly on the murderer and the victim's parents, made it a little bit more interesting. But also a little bit confusing. At times it's much easier to sympathies with the murderer (Caroline), and the girl that falls victim to this woman with extreme low self-esteem seems shallow in comparison.…
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Quando Rachel, de 15 anos desaparece, a polícia considera o incidente uma fuga, mas seus pais não acreditam. Drama intenso com um interessante roteiro, explorando a tragédia do ponto de vista de todos os envolvidos.
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Tasteless, sensationalist, disrespectful piece of shit. For it to be based on the actual murder of a 15 year old child and THIS is the movie they made, they really should be ashamed.
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A beautiful 15 year old girl goes missing, the desperate parents start searching for her, an investigation begins, we meet a disturbing young woman named Caroline, I mean, she's all kinds of fucked up. We meet her parents too, they dont know how to deal with her problems, she used to babysit the missing 15 year old girl. Told from different points of view, its a disturbing true story from Australia. Miranda Otto and Guy Pearce are heartbreakingly good and Ruth Bradley steals the film as the fucked up Caroline.
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a nivel de atuação não é perfeito, mas eu vi sobre este caso e quis assistir, odiei simplesmente a forma como retrataram a assassina no fim, parece que nem fez nada.
o que me conforta e que o manni, namorado da rachel na altura do seu assassinato, em 1999, até hoje na data do tal e aniversários posta algo sobre ela, ela morreu mas o amor deles ta vivo. -
The first act of this unorthodox mystery regarding the disappearance of a teenage girl isn’t nearly as effective as its second and third (although Guy Pearce has an extremely impressive moment of vulnerability when he has a complete emotional breakdown in one scene), but once it kicks into high gear there’s no letting up. Pearce and Miranda Otto do solid work as the parents of the missing girl, and Ruth Bradley is deeply disturbing in her role as the neighbor and former babysitter who we get to know in a more intimate way as the film progresses. Sam Neill is also as reliable as ever as her father, who loves her but doesn’t seem to know quite what to do…
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this was very unsettling and even more disturbing knowing that this was based on true events
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