Seberg

Synopsis

Seberg is a gripping biographical drama based on the true story of actress Jean Seberg's involvement with the Black Panther Party in the late 1960s. Kristen Stewart delivers a stellar performance as Seberg, a woman who becomes a target of the FBI due to her political activism. The film delves into themes of surveillance, privacy invasion, and the power of standing up for what you believe in, all set against the backdrop of a tumultuous era in American history. As Seberg's life begins to unravel under the watchful eyes of the government, the audience is taken on a thrilling journey of intrigue, betrayal, and resilience.

Cast

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  Kristen Stewart

  Jean Seberg

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  Jack O'Connell

  Jack Solomon

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  Anthony Mackie

  Hakim Jamal

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  Margaret Qualley

  Linette Solomon

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  Zazie Beetz

  Dorothy Jamal

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  Yvan Attal

  Romain Gary

Reviews

Seberg has garnered a mix of reviews from critics, with some praising Kristen Stewart's portrayal of Jean Seberg as a nuanced and compelling performance. The film's stylish visuals and period-accurate sets have also been noted as highlights. However, some critics have found the pacing to be uneven, leading to a lack of emotional depth in certain scenes. Rotten Tomatoes gave Seberg a rating of 35%, calling it 'a missed opportunity to explore a fascinating true story with the nuance and depth it deserves.' IMDb rates the film at 6.0/10, with reviews ranging from 'stylish but lacking substance' to 'Kristen Stewart shines in an otherwise mediocre film.' Metacritic gave Seberg a score of 54/100, citing Stewart's performance as a standout amidst a film that struggles to find its footing.