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# Clean, Shaven (The Criterion Collection) [DVD]

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## Customer Reviews

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    Homebrewer
  

*by T***T on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 13, 2005*

Peter Winter (Peter Greene) is a tormented schizophrenic man who is let out of a hospital despite suffering from extreme symptoms of nearly continuous auditory hallucinations, paranoia, and a highly fragmented, discontinuous sense of reality. His one steady goal is to find his young daughter, Nicole (Jennifer MacDonald), who has begun a new life as an adoptee, following the murder of her mother. Peter first visits his own mother, a taciturn, emotionally withholding woman who is not at all pleased to see him. Later he discovers his daughter's whereabouts, when her adoptive mother brings Nicole to visit her grandmother (who is as chilly toward Nicole as she is toward Peter). Meanwhile, a police detective (Robert Albert), searching for a serial child killer, has concluded that Peter is his man. A fateful ending is set up when the detective encounters Peter with Nicole at an isolated beach.There are serious flaws in this film: the screenplay is not well wrought and is too full of ambiguities, especially the entire serial child killing subplot. This is highly distracting. The acting is second rate, except for Greene's and MacDonald's performances. The film's strength lies in Kerrigan's insightful deployment of sound, setting and other effects to create the clinical realism of Peter's schizophrenic experience. Peter's intense, perpetual fear is palpable. Much of the film is shot in his car, where he has placed masking tape over the mirror, and newspaper over several windows, to fortify his privacy. The effect is an impacted atmosphere of paranoid insulation. Peter's hallucinated auditory experience - garbled voices, static and other noise, unaccompanied by any visual representations - is clinically valid. The voices and noise haunt him steadily. He tells Nicole he has had a radio device implanted in his head, with a transmitter in a fingernail. Earlier we had been exposed to his violent efforts to rid himself of these devices using scissors or a knife to gouge them out - forms of delusion-driven self-mutilation that are uncommon but not rare in persons suffering the throes of severe acute psychotic episodes. The use of tight close up camera angles - viewing Peter from just behind his back or in profile in his car - heighten the sense of claustrophobia, the extreme narrowing of Peter's psychotic world. The setting - Miscou Island, in New Brunswick - adds further accents of wildness and isolation to the overall tone of the film.It can be argued that the detective's pursuit of Peter adds yet another source of paranoid fever to the film, though for me this conceit does not ring true. The fact that someone really is after Peter detracts from the power of his delusions. Other than this, Kerrigan can be congratulated for steering clear of the false visuals (realistically visualized imaginary friends and enemies) and other clinically implausible effects that Ron Howard used more recently in A Beautiful Mind. Anyone - professional or lay viewer - might rightly wonder how Peter could be discharged from the hospital in such poor psychiatric condition. Of course that happens every day in most contemporary short stay hospital settings, because involuntary treatment laws in most states prohibit keeping patients against their will except in the most extreme circumstances of immediate potential for violence. But we are given the impression at the start of this film that Peter had been incarcerated in a more traditional mental hospital, the sort in which people stay for long periods before discharge, until they appear relatively free of symptoms, sometimes longer. Of course these large old facilities are typically short staffed, keen clinical observation of patients may be scarce, and patients not uncommonly can muster a façade of normality to win their freedom.The depiction of Peter's mother is also troublesome. Her grim withholding of affection for Peter and Nicole resurrects the spectra of the 'schizophrenogenic mother' - a psycho dynamic fiction popular the 1950s and 60s that accused parents, especially mothers, of causing schizophrenia through self serving, unaffectionate regard for their children. This myth was laid to rest long ago, and it is a black mark against this film to see such a notion resurrected. It does not dispel the power of this negative maternal portrayal when, from a distance, we see the mother crying as she hangs one of her son's shirts on a clothesline near the end.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Powerful study of a man suffering from schizophrenia
  

*by J***Y on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 11, 2021*

Really well acted film that takes you into the mind of a man suffering from schizophrenia, capturing the sounds and visions. Released from institutionalization, schizophrenic Peter Winter (Peter Greene) returns to his small Canadian island hometown in search of his daughter.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    The truth about this movie.
  

*by C***A on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 30, 2016*

I I like that the movie shows him with a chip in his head.  They put one in my brain too, now it is giving me dizziness..They are giving me an eeg.  I hope they will remove it.  The goverment put it in my head when I was in the ICU after a suicide attempt. The voices told me to do it.  I do not know why I am writting this review, since you all can read my mind.However, the movie does not show the cameras that they put on people with schizophrenia. They even put one in my bathroom!!!  We are no treat to anyone, but the goverment thinks otherwise.  They also put in the movies that somehow we are bad people, this is not the case.  I would never harm anyone, the voices only tell us to hurt ourselves, not any one else.Overall it is a good movie.  However, a beautiful mind and shutter Island is better of a movie, but the both of them are Hollywod films.  Then comes Canvas is also a good movie and is not a Hollywood film.

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