This elliptical, poetic movie is filled with yearning, humor, and warmth.
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10/04/06
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Be With Me (2005)
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Reviews Counted:7
Fresh:6
Rotten:1
Average Rating:6.9/10
Theatrical Release:Sep 29, 2006 Limited
Synopsis: Be With Me the new film by Eric Khoo (Mee Pok Man, 12 Storeys) is a tapestry of stories woven around the themes of love, hope and destiny. The characters lead separate lives but are bound by one... [More]
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Top CriticViewers' patience will be rewarded as the stories come together in a moving fashion.
09/29/06
Top CriticAlthough four stories are folded together in Eric Khoos elliptical film, it's the true story of a deaf and blind Singaporean woman that gives the movie its backbone.
09/28/06
Top CriticSometimes clumsy and dry, always sympathetic, and wryly interested in the impact food has on social intercourse, Be With Me is eventually affecting once its elliptical shape becomes clear.
09/26/06
Top CriticPic's awkward combo of true life and fiction doesn't really work in a dramatically cohesive way, despite incidental pleasures and character vignettes.
04/06/06
Top CriticA delicately crafted, gently inflected, lovely little movie about the need for love.
04/06/06
Top CriticDevelops slowly, almost painfully so, but those mature viewers who stay with it will embrace a mature and stirring glimpse of 'true love' in one of its three vignettes.
09/26/05
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