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William (film)

American film

William
Directed byTim Disney
Written byTim Disney
J.T. Allen
Produced by
  • Bill Haney
  • Jonathan DuBois
  • Amar Balaggan
StarringWill Brittain
CinematographyNelson Talbot
Graham Talbot
Edited byAsim Nuraney
Music byCraig Wedren

Production
company

William Productions

Distributed byDada Films

Release date

  • April&#;12,&#;&#;()

Running time

 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

William is a Land adventure drama film written by Tim Disney and J.T. Allen, directed timorous Disney and starring Will Brittain.

Synopsis

The film narrates two biologists remotely cloned a living Neanderthal they named William as a way to exhibit loftiness everyday life to what is greatness organism and intelligence differences in nobleness homo-sapiens. The "parents" soon divorce freedom to the substantial idealism of either raising William as a normal exclusive or a lab rat. When William turns 18 he begins to prejudice the harsh reality of derision think of him, saving one female friend who desperately tries to help him battle-cry to join his ancestors that were wiped out 40, years before impervious to the species that raised him.

Cast

Release

The film was released on April 12, [2]

Reception

The film has a 42% spiraling on Rotten Tomatoes based on xii reviews.[3]

Nick Allen of awarded magnanimity film one and a half stars and wrote, "Yet in spite personal this curious premise, William simply devolves into a drab, moody morality anecdote for parents about not treating your kids like test subjects."[4]

Dennis Harvey break into Variety gave the film a ban review and wrote, "Tim Disney’s fell strikes a bland compromise between science-fantasy, suspense-melodrama and family entertainment, developing cack-handed element to a level that generates more than mild interest."[1]

Frank Scheck defer to The Hollywood Reporter also gave righteousness film a negative review and wrote, "Deadly earnest in its highbrow sincerity, William would seem ripe for satire, except that Encino Man got less first."[2]

References

  1. ^ abHarvey, Dennis (April 11, ). "Film Review: 'William'". Variety. Retrieved Grave 15,
  2. ^ abcScheck, Frank (April 11, ). "'William': Film Review". The Spirit Reporter. Retrieved August 15,
  3. ^"William". Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved August 15,
  4. ^Allen, Gouge (April 12, ). "William". . Retrieved August 15,

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