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Kimi

Name: Kimi
Genre: Thriller, Mystery, Crime
Released: 2022-02-10
Duration: 89 min
Rating: 6.203

★ 6,2 /10 (1,002 Votes)

2022 EN 89 min

Overview

A tech worker with agoraphobia discovers recorded evidence of a violent crime but is met with resistance when she tries to report it. Seeking justice, she must do the thing she fears the most: leave her apartment.

Stream

Buy

Release date

10/02/2022

Votes

1,002

Popularity

3.6

She's not the only one listening.

Genres

Thriller Mystery Crime

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

89 min

Budget

$3,500,000

Website

www.hbomax.com

Zoë Kravitz

Angela Childs

Byron Bowers

Terry Hughes

Jaime Camil

Antonio Rivas

Erika Christensen

Samantha Gerrity

Derek DelGaudio

Bradley Hasling

Robin Givens

Angela's Mother

Charles Halford

Tall Thug

Devin Ratray

Kevin

Jacob Vargas

Glasses Thug

Rita Wilson

Natalie Chowdhury

India de Beaufort

Sharon

Sarai Koo

Jessica Hasling

Koya Harada

Bradley's Son

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George Evans

Neighbor Husband

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Sheila Evans

Neighbor Wife

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Sebastian Evans

Neighbor Kid

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Henrich Evans

Neighbor Kid

Betsy Brantley

Kimi (voice)

Alyana Gomez

News Anchor

Brian Flores

News Anchor

Lakin Valdez

Marcos

Patrika Darbo

Southern Woman (voice)

Cheyenne Nguyen

Teenage Girl (voice)

Andrew Daymer

Young Boy (voice)

Alex Dobrenko

Darius Popescu

David Wain

Angela's Dentist

Andy Daly

Christian Holloway

Noelle E Parker

Tween

Finnegan George

Tween

Jamie Baer

Chowdhury's Assistant

Emily Kuroda

Dr. Sarah Burns

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Alina Gatti

Amygdala Intercom

Caleb Emery

Tech Hub Worker

Beka Sikharulidze

Yuri

Aviona Rodriguez Brown

Boisterous Woman

Erica Matthews

Boisterous Woman

Megan Gotz

Boisterous Woman

Raymond Power

Guy in Suit

Brenna Wagner

Blonde Woman

Conner Marx

Man with Umbrella

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Lauryn Scoon

Girl at Burrito Truck

Luca De Massis

Driver (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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MORE REVIEWS @ https://www.msbreviews.com/ "KIMI contains the narrative potential and impactful cinematography that movies by Steven Soderbergh (No Sudden Move) always have, but not even a superb performance from Zoë Kravitz (The Batman) can hide some issues with the developed themes. Technologically, the proximity of this world to ours is frighteningly realistic, but the attempts to tackle agoraphobia and invasion of privacy aren't all successful. The protagonist's arc focuses on her ability to overcome past trauma, something that is mostly well-done. However, the abrupt conclusion o…

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NEW SODERBERGH! NEW SODERBERGH! It’s three in the morning, but I’m gonna try and put down some coherent thoughts. This is exactly what I expected from a Soderberg thriller, and I mean that in the best way possible. I love his work and this is no exception. The technical filmmaking elements here are great: camerawork, editing, and its general sense of scene-to-scene rhythm. Feels methodical and elegant while still being fun and watchable. There are quite a few sequences that will stick with me for a while. Like how personal the stakes are in this and how well Zoë Kravitz handles her ro…

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Hadn’t stopped thinking about this since I first watched it, so I finally revisited it! Loved it even more this time around. The score and cinematography still might be my favorite aspects of this, it curates a thrilling and functional style. The direction and performances stood out to me a little more on this viewing to, sublime stuff. Hitchcock-influenced Soderbergh is too powerful.

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