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Eva Green

6 July 1980, Paris, France

Juno Temple

21 July 1989, London, England, UK

María Valverde

24 March 1987, Madrid, Spain

Imogen Poots

3 June 1989, London, England, UK

18 February 1948, Dalkey, Ireland

Helen Norton

Deirdre Donnelly

Barbara Adair

1930, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Alistair Rumble

Kitty McLaughlin-Dunning

Jonathan White

Vanessa Lunnon

Jordan Scott

1977, London, England, UK

Caroline Ip

Ben Court

Miss G

Played by: Eva Green

Di

Played by: Juno Temple

Fiamma

Played by: María Valverde

Poppy

Played by: Imogen Poots

Lily

Played by: Ellie Nunn

Laurel

Played by: Adele McCann

Rosie

Played by: Zoe Carroll

Fuzzy

Played by: Clemmie Dugdale

Philadelphia Daily News

Temple shines as Di. Her round face and large eyes convey almost as much as her dialogue.

May 12, 2011

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Miami Herald

Although Green is the sort of actress you can't take your eyes off , her presence is not enough to keep this movie from becoming mired in a slow and predictable rut.

June 08, 2011

FilmsInReview.com

The story twists beautifully and shockingly. The ending is brilliant. Skillfully directed by Jordan Scott.

October 11, 2011

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New York Post

"Cracks" recalls any number of girls-school dramas, like the much better "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" (1969).

March 18, 2011

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Playback:stl

,,,sometimes seems too obvious, sometimes too opaque, and frequently leaves you guessing as to whether some episode has a deeper meaning or was just tossed out there to keep things moving.

May 14, 2011

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Film Threat

Along with Fiamma's shift, we can't buy a miscast Eva Green, whose teacher begins the film faultless and finishes looking like The Turn of the Screw's governess.

May 17, 2011

Ebert Presents At The Movies

Cracks is very tawdry and blunt, but it's also an effective parable about the way people -- especially impressionable young people -- can become complicit in their own oppression.

March 24, 2011

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Paste Magazine

Cracks only strays from the boarding school genre's playbook when it's entering questionable territory, making for a picture that's easily forgettable except in its disappointments.

March 30, 2011

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ReelViews

Driven more by characters and relationships than narrative, Cracks explores the exclusionary power of cliques that develop within a closed society, the single-minded violence of the mob mentality, and the seductive charm of the charismatic individual.

April 06, 2011

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Seattle Times

"Cracks" is a moody, often lurid tale of rivalry and repression.

June 23, 2011

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

"Cracks" is a bit of a knock-off, but it's a sturdily assembled vessel for a promising director and cast.

May 13, 2011

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Philadelphia Inquirer

While Scott's movie has a consistent aura, it lacks a consistent tone.

May 12, 2011

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