Kristi Mitsuda

Kristi Mitsuda's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): indieWire L.A. Weekly Village Voice Stop Smiling

Publications: indieWire, L.A. Weekly, Village Voice, Reverse Shot, Stop Smiling

Movie Reviews Only

Movies

T-Meter	Title \| Year	Review
67%	Ha-Sodot (The Secrets) (2007)	Although overlong by about 20 minutes, The Secrets mostly handles its subject matter with grace and charm; its heroine's proud defiance even mitigates a questionably celebratory conclusion. - Village Voice EDIT Read More \| Posted Jan 19, 2017
52%	Margot at the Wedding (2007)	As in the minutely observed anatomy of a divorce in The Squid and the Whale, the pleasures and pains of Margot reside in the smallness of scope and queasy focus on delicate family matters. - Stop Smiling EDIT Read More \| Posted Sep 30, 2014
No Score Yet	Chain Link (2008)	Although Reynolds' script sometimes slips into sentimentality and entertains the odd delusion of grandeur, the film mostly presents a spare, refreshingly clear-eyed depiction of a deadbeat's downward spiral. - L.A. Weekly EDIT Read More \| Posted Feb 19, 2009
No Score Yet	Prometheus Triumphant: A Fugue in the Key of Flesh (2009)	Prometheus Triumphant sets lofty goals for itself but fails to find an original entry point or live up to its objectives. - L.A. Weekly EDIT Read More \| Posted Jan 22, 2009
64%	Loins of Punjab Presents (2007)	The zany incomprehensibility of the title should serve as fair warning of the quirkfest to come. - L.A. Weekly EDIT Read More \| Posted Nov 6, 2008
35%	Tru Loved (2008)	Fluffiness aside, the film's multicultural microcosm does have a giddying effect: Tru Loved offers a utopic vision of inclusiveness you wish the world would embrace. - Village Voice EDIT Read More \| Posted Oct 15, 2008
43%	Choose Connor (2008)	Like this election cycle, the movie leaves you cynical and weary. We've seen it all before. - Village Voice EDIT Read More \| Posted Oct 8, 2008
71%	Amexicano (2007)	Culminates in a tableau that seems to sigh in rumination upon a lost America, land of immigrants. - Village Voice EDIT Read More \| Posted Sep 17, 2008
67%	Wristcutters: A Love Story (2007)	Wristcutters mostly succeeds with its cleverly posthumous scenario. - indieWire EDIT Read More \| Posted Oct 24, 2007