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Sophie Jones
Directed by
Jessie Barr
Not Rated
2021
86m
Drama
5.3
100%
65%
5.0
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After her mother's death, sixteen-year-old Sophie Jones is trying everything she can to feel something again and make it through high school.
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Cast of Sophie Jones
Jessica Barr
Sophie Jones / Writer / Producer
Skyler Verity
Kevin
Claire Manning
Claire
Charlie Jackson
Lucy Jones
Tristan Decker
Riley
Sam Kamerman
Kate
Chase Offerle
Tony
Elle Layne
Lily
Jonah Kersey
Sam
Katie Prentiss
Denise
Sharae Foxie
Ms. Baum
Hannah Sapitan
Amber
Natalie Shershow
Quinn
Jessie Barr
Director / Writer / Producer
Nicole Holofcener
Executive Producer
Lindsay Guerrero
Producer
Joe Dinnen
Producer
Bunny Gottfried
Executive Producer
Kenny Siegel
Executive Producer
Sophie Jones Ratings & Reviews
Awards Radar
Mitchell Beaupre
Jessie Barr's naturalistic approach to the film envelopes you in this world, placing you back in the headspace of being a teenager, regardless of your gender.
Big Apple Reviews
Harvey S. Karten
A movie as authentic as the title character's name.
Drink in the Movies
Taylor Baker
Looking as one does after a loss for 'something'.
Q Network Film Desk
James Kendrick
Jessica Barr nails Sophie's mix of unformed awkwardness and unearned confidence; the dialogue and interactions feel right and natural and true, and she never oversells a moment or works to make us like the character.
Common Sense Media
Sandie Angulo Chen
This touching, well-acted drama centers around a young woman's sexual coming-of-age after her mother's death.
Butler's Cinema Scene
Robert W. Butler
The film has been performed with a disarming naturalism that defies the usual conventions of teen melodrama. The results are both sad and inspiring. And Jessie Barr establishes herself as a filmmaker to watch.
The Film Stage
Michael Frank
Sophie Jones is rarely romantic, chipping away at the constant lovey-dovey nature of high school relationships in the majority of media.
48 Hills
Dennis Harvey
It's a solid first feature, if not quite a memorable one.
San Francisco Chronicle
Mick LaSalle
It would be nice if there were more movies like this, but few have the talent to make them this well - to take a human scale story and make it feel, not bigger than life, but as grand-scale as life actually is.
IndieWire
Kate Erbland
It's moments like that one which speak to the film's real power: honesty, even when it hurts. Grief, maybe even the good kind.
Austin Chronicle
Jenny Nulf
As beautiful as the final scene on the beach is, because Jones' grief is not developed enough, it lands a bit chilly.
Cinemalogue
Todd Jorgenson
Both specific and universal, this examination of the highs and lows of girlhood is choppy but quietly powerful. Barr's understated portrayal resonates with authenticity.
Variety
Courtney Howard
It's a poignant exploration of an arduous age, rooted completely in staggering authenticity.
RogerEbert.com
Roxana Hadadi
Sophie Jones feels deeply authentic in its understanding of grief.
Screen Queens
Amelia Harvey
Sophie Jones rarely takes a step out of place. It's one of the most authentic explorations of grief in recent cinema. With a fantastic performance from Barr and stunning direction, this film will stick with you long after the credits roll.
The Playlist
Lena Wilson
"Sophie Jones" is exactly what it needs to be: A quiet, brilliant film, elegant in its smallness.
Backseat Mafia
Rob Aldam
There's a vibrancy and uncertainty within this tale. One which is both exciting and raw. It's awkward at times and uncomfortable in its own skin, which helps make Sophie Jones such unusually thoughtful, hopeful and empathetic filmmaking.
Next Best Picture
Sara Clements
One of the most authentic explorations of grief on film.
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