Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Email Andrea Arnold once again confirms herself as one of – if not the – best British filmmakers working today with her sprawling odyssey of the disenfranchised, American Honey. Formally not so much a departure as a natural evolution of her lo-fi style – developed over three short films and four features – it’s her (and ever-present cinematographer Robbie Ryan) eye for the details that captures the striking intimacies in such an epically-scaled journey. Be it a coy look, a wasp trapped behind a window, or a well-timed bit of Rihanna, Arnold never loses sight of the minutiae that wordlessly tell our full stories. Newcomer Sasha Lane absolutely owns this film – her fiery chemistry with the never-better LaBeouf is the spark that makes it ignite. This could be Arnold’s magnum opus. RATING: 4/5 INFORMATION CAST: Sasha Lane, Shia LaBeouf, Riley Keough, Arielle Holmes DIRECTOR: Andrea Arnold WRITER: Andrea Arnold SYNOPSIS: Star (Lane), a teenager with nothing to lose, escapes her old life to join a band of hedonistic misfits journeying across America. TRAILER FORTHCOMING American Honey was screened In Competition at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival. American Honey – Cannes 2016 Review was last modified: May 15th, 2016 by Nick Evan-Cook Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Email