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We've seen many versions of this kind of story before, but there's something so spot-on and involving about the film, written and directed by Daniel Schechter... that it proves surprisingly refreshing. December 5, 2019 | Full Review…
We've seen many versions of this kind of story before, but there's something so spot-on and involving about the film, written and directed by Daniel Schechter... that it proves surprisingly refreshing.
Gary Goldstein
Time and again during "After Class," Schechter makes pinpoint-accurate choices that are even more impressive when, after it's done, you replay the movie in your mind, and you realize what an exceptional piece of work it is. December 5, 2019 | Full Review…
Time and again during "After Class," Schechter makes pinpoint-accurate choices that are even more impressive when, after it's done, you replay the movie in your mind, and you realize what an exceptional piece of work it is.
Joe Leydon
As in Schechter's previous movies, an unusually strong cast is key to making this touchy material work, with supporting players Lynn Cohen and Richard Schiff especially crucial. December 4, 2019 | Full Review…
As in Schechter's previous movies, an unusually strong cast is key to making this touchy material work, with supporting players Lynn Cohen and Richard Schiff especially crucial.
John DeFore
In this big-hearted, infinitely human comedy, no place is really safe: The soul is pre-programmed for being hurt - and for hurting others, whether it wants to or not. July 29, 2020 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
In this big-hearted, infinitely human comedy, no place is really safe: The soul is pre-programmed for being hurt - and for hurting others, whether it wants to or not.
Bill Newcott
If you like the type of Woody Allen-inspired movies that are filled with neurotic, privileged New Yorkers who create their own problems ... then [this] is the movie for you. July 11, 2020 | Full Review…
If you like the type of Woody Allen-inspired movies that are filled with neurotic, privileged New Yorkers who create their own problems ... then [this] is the movie for you.
Carla Hay
Safe Spaces reminds us that the pursuit of social "safety nets" can be an entertaining if volatile ride for characters with a propensity for wagging fingers at family members and imperfect strangers alike. May 27, 2020 | Full Review…
Safe Spaces reminds us that the pursuit of social "safety nets" can be an entertaining if volatile ride for characters with a propensity for wagging fingers at family members and imperfect strangers alike.
David Lamble
Without indulging in millennial hand-wringing, [Daniel] Schechter knowingly addresses how ideas can make us feel unsafe, rippling out to trigger insecurities in the most unexpected places. December 9, 2019 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Without indulging in millennial hand-wringing, [Daniel] Schechter knowingly addresses how ideas can make us feel unsafe, rippling out to trigger insecurities in the most unexpected places.
Rich Cline
An uneven piece about 'trigger issues' in one man's professional and personal lives, but the strengths outweigh the weaknesses, if only by a slight margin. December 7, 2019 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
An uneven piece about 'trigger issues' in one man's professional and personal lives, but the strengths outweigh the weaknesses, if only by a slight margin.
Frank Swietek
There's a level of sincerity to After Class that almost makes its narrative messiness worthwhile. December 6, 2019 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
There's a level of sincerity to After Class that almost makes its narrative messiness worthwhile.
Mark Dujsik
Schechter provides a lived-in vibe for the effort, collecting strong performances and enough relatable behavioral challenges to secure a compelling foray into the abyss of human fallibility. December 5, 2019 | Rating: B | Full Review…
Schechter provides a lived-in vibe for the effort, collecting strong performances and enough relatable behavioral challenges to secure a compelling foray into the abyss of human fallibility.
Brian Orndorf
The Messiest Dramedy of the Year...still a fun mess to watch, and a fine showcase for Justin Long. November 19, 2019 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
The Messiest Dramedy of the Year...still a fun mess to watch, and a fine showcase for Justin Long.
Roger Moore
A perfect showcase for Justin Long. May 3, 2019 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
A perfect showcase for Justin Long.
Joey Magidson
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