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Where the Crawdads Sing (2022) Film Review

Posted on September 16, 2022September 16, 2022 By Uprightness Eziukwu 5 Comments on Where the Crawdads Sing (2022) Film Review
Movie Rating

Director: Olivia Newman

Casts: Daisy Edgar-Jones as Catherine “Kya” Clark, Taylor John Smith as Tate Walker, Harris Dickinson as Chase Andrews, Michael Hyatt as Mabel Madison, Sterling Macer Jr. as James “Jumpin” Madison, David Strathairn as Tom Milton, and Garret Dillahunt as “Pa” Jackson Clark

Introduction

Where the Crawdads Sing(2022) movie is an adaptation of Delia Owens’ 2018 novel of the same name. Where the Crawdad sing is about abandonment, love, and murder. It is produced and distributed by Sony pictures.

Synopsis

After being abandoned by her family, Kya finds herself at the centre of a homicide investigation of someone who she was in love with.

A bit about Where the Crawdads Sing 

Mr Clark’s last kid is Catherine Danielle Clark, also known as Kya. Mr Clark is an abusive parent who hits his children and wife. As a result, his family is compelled to depart from him, leaving just Kya to care for him.

Jordie was the final child to depart home, but before he did, he advised Kya to run to where the Crawdads sang anytime she got into trouble. Kya and Jordie usually went where the Crawdads sang together. Still, since Jordie was no longer there, she chose to go alone in the hopes of seeing Jordie because Jordie had advised her to go there whenever she was in difficulty.

When she arrives, she discovers that Jordie is nowhere to be found and that she has lost her way. She attempts to find her way back home but instead meets Tate. Tate assists her in finding her way home.

Tate and Kya became friends, and Tate even taught Kya to read and write. Soon after, they fell in love, but Tate had to depart for college. He assured Kya that he would return for her, but he never did in due time.

After waiting for Tate to return for a while, Kya meets Chase Andrew, an arrogant bully who happens to be one of the town’s greatest football players, and the two fall in love.

After dating for a while, Chase is discovered dead in a swamp; the marsh girl Kya, who practically everyone in town despises, is the first suspect.

Review

Wow. Simply amazing. That’s all I have to say about the film’s actors and actresses. They were fantastic in their varied roles. Daisy Edgar-Jones had an important role. As Kya, Edgar-Jones gives a performance full of shyness and tenderness that captures the repercussions of her seclusion and abuse. Kya, a very peaceful and untamed girl exploring the natural woods, is given life and feeling by Edgar-Jones. Kya seemed happiest alone or with Tate, communing with nature and letting nature heal the wounds of her tragic childhood.

Kya with Tate

Michael Hyatt and Sterling Macer Jr. performed significant and remarkable roles in the film. They acted like couples who owned a gas station and had loved and cared for Kya since she was a child. Their importance in Kya’s life cannot be overstated. They delivered an outstanding performance.

Every single character in this film wowed me. I was especially impressed by the scenery and the cinematography. The costumes were chosen for each actor also contributed to the persona being represented. The acoustics and music were excellent since they added suspense and passion to certain parts.

This movie made me emotional, something only few movies can do. This is an exciting, intersting and captivationg movie with lots to teach viewers. Impressive work by the crew.

Where the Crawdads Sing promotes the value of endurance, diligence, honesty, and many other things. I will leave you to watch the movie so you can learn more for yourselves.

‘You want me to beg for my life? I don’t have it in me. I won’t. I will not offer myself up. They can make their decision. But they’re not deciding anything about me. It’s them. They’re judging themselves.’

Kya Clark

Did you know?

American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift wrote and performed the original song “Carolina” for the film. You can check the song out here.

The casts of Where the Crawdads Sing had to deal with alligators, floods and other unanticipated natural hurdles. Edgar-Jones says that One of her fondest recollections is Taylor (Tate) doing a scene when he was collecting fossils in the river, and this gigantic alligator swam past.

Because of the film’s language, sex, and violence, I would suggest it to anybody over the age of 16 who enjoys mythology, romance, and drama.

Similar genre: The Outfit

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