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Critics Consensus: Lili Talyor is the best thing in this uninvolving and unconvincing drama.
Critic Consensus: Lili Talyor is the best thing in this uninvolving and unconvincing drama.
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It's interesting, not fascinating, intriguing, not electrifying. But for those in the mood for an offbeat pleasure, A Slipping Down Life may well satisfy.
Never cuts much deeper than its subject.
Weaves a fragile --- and often funny --- spell.
A perplexing, dark and brooding exercise.
Independent films like to equate smallness with authenticity, but sometimes, unfortunately, they're just small.
What at first seems like observed, exaggerated truth soon reveals itself as a series of writerly conceits being followed doggedly to some logical conclusion.
Crap.
The two stars were not right for the parts.
If not entirely successful, at least ambitious and, for a long while, even brave.
The predictable plot lurches forward elliptically, and it's difficult to sustain interest in it.
A Slipping Down Life has been sitting on the shelf since 1999, and it's not hard to see why.
There's probably not much of an audience for a turgid drama whose monotonous tempo rarely fluctuates from one scene to the next.
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