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Resonates with intelligence and a poignancy.
Without getting grand or preachy, the Sprechers use an unconventional approach to coax us into asking ourselves fundamental questions.
Often messy and frustrating, but very pleasing at its best moments, it's very much like life itself.
Smart, serious and deftly composed.
Each of these stories has the potential for Touched by an Angel simplicity and sappiness, but Thirteen Conversations About One Thing, for all its generosity and optimism, never resorts to easy feel-good sentiments.
Smart and alert, Thirteen Conversations About One Thing is a small gem.
lends higher philosophical and spiritual tone ... without preaching
A terrific film that follows several interrelated New York stories and the people barely existing within them.
Poignant, touching, and even philosophical, the film examines the unanticipated impact of seeminaly disparate events on our search for meaning and happiness through five interwoven stories.
Clea DuVall again shows why she's one of Hollywood's most under-rated actresses
So packed with intriguing ideas that it's well worth seeing, even if it feels rather clinical and aloof.
Playfully wavers on the meaning of true happiness, the notion of karma and luck, and the possibility of hope.
Deposita suas energias nos entrecruzamentos de seus personagens e se esquece de que, teoricamente, deveria girar em torno das visões destes sobre o mundo.
How many movies offer up frank discussions based on existentialism?
A dry, dim-looking film that's more about clever structure than meaningful stories.
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