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Procession
Ieva is facing the day of her grandmother's funeral, but her goal of saying goodbye to her grandmother is complicated by the domestic problems of such processions and the growing distance between Ieva and her mother.
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Plot Summary
A group of men in a small town in rural Missouri gather to confront their past traumas. Through a unique theatrical process, they reenact memories of sexual abuse they experienced as children. The film documents their raw and emotional journey of reckoning with these painful experiences.
Critical Reception
Procession has been widely acclaimed by critics for its profound emotional depth, innovative approach to documentary filmmaking, and the courage of its participants. Reviewers lauded Robert Greene's sensitive direction and the unflattering honesty of the men's testimonials.
What Reviewers Say
Haunting and deeply affecting exploration of trauma and healing.
A powerful and unconventional cinematic experience.
Praised for its bravery and the authentic vulnerability of its subjects.
Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly praised 'Procession' for its powerful and emotional storytelling, highlighting the bravery of the men involved and the film's important subject matter. Many found it to be a moving and thought-provoking experience.
Awards & Accolades
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the 2023 Independent Spirit Awards. Awarded the Grand Jury Prize at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival (U.S. Documentary Competition).
Fun Fact
The film was developed over several years, with director Robert Greene working closely with the men to create a theatrical performance that would help them process their experiences.
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