Burning Man
Don't go so far out that you can't find your way back.
Don't go so far out that you can't find your way back.
Drama, Romance
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2011
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Tom is a British chef in a Bondi restaurant who seems to have decided there are no longer any rules he needs to obey. Whatever Tom is up to, his actions seem to be tolerated by those around him. As Tom descends into darkness, fragments of a different story begin to emerge. All the women in his world are trying in their own, very different ways to help put him back together.
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Details
Rated:
Not Rated
Runtime:
111 min
Release date:
10 Sep 2011
Country:
GB, AU
Languages:
English
Budget:
$0
Revenue:
$0
Awards:
6 wins & 24 nominations total
Top Critics Reviews
fresh:
Foodies looking for a good cry, bon appetit.
– Andy Webster,
New York Times,
26 Jul 2012
fresh:
Burning Man leans heavily on a scrambled chronology, and likewise feels tonally mixed up, but it certainly does keep you guessing.
– Benjamin Mercer,
Village Voice,
25 Jul 2012
fresh:
The extremity of the film's slice-and-dice approach is invigorating at the outset but may also prompt viewers to suspect they're being challenged for no good reason.
– John DeFore,
Hollywood Reporter,
15 Sep 2011