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Flawed yet well-acted, Frankie finds director/co-writer Ira Sachs getting snagged in his story's thorny relationships -- and often freed by his stellar cast.
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Taking a role designed to collapse the divide between performer and character as opportunity to uncover new levels on naturalism, Huppert offers another beautifully modulated turn in a part that is primarily reactive. February 12, 2020 | Full Review…
Taking a role designed to collapse the divide between performer and character as opportunity to uncover new levels on naturalism, Huppert offers another beautifully modulated turn in a part that is primarily reactive.
Ben Croll
Sachs manages this day in the life without cumbersome exposition thanks to the texture of this casting, all while keeping the disparate concerns of three generations moving. November 8, 2019 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Sachs manages this day in the life without cumbersome exposition thanks to the texture of this casting, all while keeping the disparate concerns of three generations moving.
Nathalie Atkinson
It's a little too late but it's also surpassingly lovely: an aching frame around the human muddle before we go home for good. November 8, 2019 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
It's a little too late but it's also surpassingly lovely: an aching frame around the human muddle before we go home for good.
Ty Burr
Alas, as whole, Frankie plays like one of Woody Allen's lesser, European-set films... November 2, 2019 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Alas, as whole, Frankie plays like one of Woody Allen's lesser, European-set films...
Richard Roeper
[The] performances feel lived in, like they're actually friends meeting up for the fist time in years. October 31, 2019 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
[The] performances feel lived in, like they're actually friends meeting up for the fist time in years.
Garrett Mitchell
"Frankie" never takes a risk, never explores the characters' problems in any meaningful way; it feels all surface. October 31, 2019 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
"Frankie" never takes a risk, never explores the characters' problems in any meaningful way; it feels all surface.
G. Allen Johnson
The story is enriched by pitch-perfect observations of human foibles combined with great casting choices. May 26, 2020 | Full Review…
The story is enriched by pitch-perfect observations of human foibles combined with great casting choices.
David Lamble
Viewers may get impatient since so little happens plot-wise, but the interaction is often raw and real, touching on bigger themes about the delicate links people make, even in families. May 18, 2020 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Viewers may get impatient since so little happens plot-wise, but the interaction is often raw and real, touching on bigger themes about the delicate links people make, even in families.
Rich Cline
Isabelle Huppert is marvelous in this intimate and melancholic story about life and love, the present and the uncertainty of the future to come. [Full Review in Spanish] March 23, 2020 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Isabelle Huppert is marvelous in this intimate and melancholic story about life and love, the present and the uncertainty of the future to come. [Full Review in Spanish]
Rene Sanchez
Exquisitely shot to the extent that it feels like a tourism-film to showcase Portugal's beauty, Frankie has the scenery but lacks the heft, the spark to make it stand out. January 16, 2020 | Full Review…
Exquisitely shot to the extent that it feels like a tourism-film to showcase Portugal's beauty, Frankie has the scenery but lacks the heft, the spark to make it stand out.
Mina Takla
There are moments when we understand that deeply felt emotions are being conveyed, but Sachs keeps everything so subdued, at such a stubbornly low-key register, that we don't feel them as deeply as we should. December 18, 2019 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
There are moments when we understand that deeply felt emotions are being conveyed, but Sachs keeps everything so subdued, at such a stubbornly low-key register, that we don't feel them as deeply as we should.
Lisa Jensen
Ira Sachs puts everything in the hands of his cast, headed by Isabelle Hupert, who proves -- through her character, of course -- that even (oncoming) death becomes her. December 14, 2019 | Rating: 3/5
Ira Sachs puts everything in the hands of his cast, headed by Isabelle Hupert, who proves -- through her character, of course -- that even (oncoming) death becomes her.
John Urbancich
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