Basic information
Introduction to the plot
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Young people’s birthday parties, high school students who are excluded Casey (Anja Taylor Joyplayed) out of pity, was invited. No one came to pick her up after the show, leaving behind two girls Claire (Hayley Road Richardsonplayed) and Marcia(Jessica SuraDecoration). In the parking lot in broad daylight, these three girls were kidnapped by Kevin (James McAvoyplayed) Kevin suffers from dissociative identification disorder.When they woke up, the girls were locked in a closed room. Kevin is being treated by clinical psychologist Dr. Karen Fletcher (Betty BarkleyDecoration), and his condition suddenly takes a turn for the worse. Kevin’s other personalities include fashion designer Barry, obsessive-compulsive control freak Dennis, conservative religious woman Patricia, naughty child, and other characters keep mentioning.
The cast and crew
The cast
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Staff Table
| Producer | MarcBienstock, Jason Brom, AshwinRajan, Steven Schneider, M. Knight Shamaran, KevinScottFrakes, BuddyPatr ick |
| Director | M·Night Shamaran |
| Assistant Director (Assistant) | NicoleAgostino, AmyLauritsen, JohnRusk |
| Scriptwriter | M. Knight Shamaran |
| Photography | MikeGioulakis |
| Editing | LukeFrancoCiarrocchi |
| Casting Director | DouglasAibel |
| Art Director | Mara Le Perret Slope | tr>
| Art Design | JesseRosenthal |
| Styling Design | DianeDixon, PamelaPeitzman | tr>
| Costume Design | Paco Delgado |
| Visual Effects | EdMendez |
| Recording | Alex Alcántara, Toño Cubillo, Rodrigo Díaz, TodA. Maitland, Pepe Pleguezuelos, David J. Schwartz, WyattSprague, Javier Valdés, Jerry Yuen, YeZhang, Michael, Navar, Jonave Krupp |
| Set designer | JenniferEngel, DennisMadigan |
Credits source
Character introduction
Character introduction data source
Music soundtrack
Album information Album type: original soundtrack, film and television music Artist: WestDylanThordson Record company: BackLotMusic Release date: January 20, 2017 | Tracks 1, Opening 2, What'sWrongWithBarry? 3, Dr.FletcherinPhiladelphia 4, AWayOut 5, Dr.FletcherandtheWorld 6, WhatAreYouupto, Dennis? 7 , CaseyTellstheTruth 8, SomebodySaveUs 9, LastRites 10, IKnowYouWanttoTellMeSomething 11, ThereAreThingsThatAreHardtoBelieve 12 , I'mReallySadYouFeelThisWay 13, Arrival 14, Meetingth eOthers 15, TheBeastIsontheMove 16, Dr. Fletcher'sDeath 17, CaseyMeetstheBeast 18, KevinWendellCrumb 19, TheStandoff 20, TheRiseoftheBeast 21, Rejoice 22, TheBeast |
Production and distribution
United States | September 26, 2016 Day (Fantasy Film Festival) |
United States | November 15, 2016 (American Film Institute Film Festival) |
France | January 9, 2017 (Paris) (Premiere) |
Philippines | January 18, 2017 |
Cyprus, Czech Republic, Hungary, Cambodia, Malaysia, Netherlands, Singapore | January 19, 2017 |
Bulgaria, Canada, Estonia, Finland, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Ireland, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Sweden, United States | January 20, 2017 |
Spain | January 24, 2017 (Barcelona) (Subtitled version) (Premiere) |
France | January 25, 2017 (Gerardmer Fantasy Film Festival) |
Australia, Germany, Denmark, Greece , Croatia, Italy | January 26, 2017 |
| Spain, Pakistan, Romania, Venezuela | January 27, 2017 |
Egypt, Israel, Kuwait, Portugal | February 2, 2017 tr> |
Taiwan, China | February 3, 2017 |
Indonesia | February 15, 2017 |
Serbia | February 16, 2017 |
Mexico, Turkey, Vietnam | February 17, 2017 |
Belgium, France, South Korea | February 22, 2017 |
Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay | 2017 February 23, 2015 |
India | 2017 February 24, 2015 |
Chile, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine | March 16, 2017 |
Spain p> | March 23, 2017 |
Japan p> | May 12, 2017 |
Video evaluation
The final point of the film director is very clever, letting the image full of meaning speak for itself, which could have been interpreted with one or two lines of dialogue. As for the last reversal, it couldn't be better. ("Hollywood Reporter" review)
The whole movie is to watch James McAvoy constantly change from one personality to another. Fortunately, his acting skills are enough to allow Movies are selling big. ("Guardian" review)
The purpose of the film director is to keep the audience guessing. At this level, "Split" is indeed the best, but even in other aspects, It can also make you look intently. ("Variety" review)
"Split" is a psychological thriller that allows the audience to see James McAvoy's award-winning performance. The director shrewdly used black humor and appropriate suspense to cover up his plot loopholes, and, as always, gave the audience reverse surprises. ("Empire" review)
"Split" may be better, delete the material other than the starring James McAvoy, and turn it into an experimental Sexual one-man show. ("New York Post" review)
The personality change of the film actor James McAvoy was impressive, but it failed to intimidate or impress the audience. The script gave him a lot of space to show his superb acting skills, but failed to take care of his emotional communication. (Comment on "Voice of the Village")
The film made the audience satisfied that the director M·Night·Samaran continued to express himself and found his own position. Of course, the pit he dug for the sequel is very disappointing. ("New Orleans Times" review)
