Talky screenplay, routine story, effective acting
“Queen of Earth,&#34; an independent film from writer/director Alex Ross Perry (“Listen Up, Philip”), is a character study of Catherine (Elisabeth Moss, “Mad Men”), who has entered a very dark period in her life. Her father, a famous artist, recently died, and she has just been dumped by her boyfriend, James. Looking to recuperate and move forward, Catherine heads out to lake house of her best friend, Virginia (Katherine Waterston), for some much needed rest and relaxation. But she can’t find peace and is overcome with memories of time spent in the same house with James a year earlier. In addition, she finds little solace from Virginia, who is spending more and more time with a local love interest. Before long, the relationship between the two women begins to deteriorate, sending Catherine into a downward spiral of delusion and madness.<br /><br />Director Perry ably creates atmosphere and provides Ms. Moss with a showcase role. As a study of the fragility of an individual’s mental state, it succeeds in showing how a once-confident woman with responsibility and a positive self-image can be reduced by unforeseen circumstances to a resentful, bitter paranoiac. The scenes between Moss and Waterston are especially effective, as we see how friends know how to hurt each other with well chosen, biting words.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the DVD release include commentary with writer/director/producer Alex Ross Perry and star Elisabeth Moss, behind-the-scenes making-of featurette, and theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Catherine (Elisabeth Moss) has entered a particularly dark period in her life: her father, a famous artist, has recently died, and on the heels of his death she's dumped by her boyfriend James. Looking to recuperate, Catherine heads out to her best friend Virginia's (Katherine Waterston) lake house for some much needed relaxation. Tranquility eludes her, however, as she's instantly overcome with memories of time spent at the same house with James the year before. Moreover, she finds no solace from Virginia, who is spending increasing amounts of time with a local love interest, Rich (Patrick Fugit). Before long fissures in the relationship between the two women begin to form, sending Catherine into a downward spiral of delusion and madness. A bracing, eerie look at the sometimes dangerously deep bonds of friendship, QUEEN OF EARTH is a thrilling examination of a troublingly complex relationship..