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Deserves all the attention it can get. May 25, 2010
Deserves all the attention it can get.
Natasha Senjanovic
Lungulov's touch is delicate, even piercingly so, and his direction of actors, especially Thornton and Karanovic, is beautifully nuanced. May 20, 2010 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Lungulov's touch is delicate, even piercingly so, and his direction of actors, especially Thornton and Karanovic, is beautifully nuanced.
Kevin Thomas
In the end, the film has more than a few moments that linger: like slivovitz, it sneaks up on you. May 14, 2010 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
In the end, the film has more than a few moments that linger: like slivovitz, it sneaks up on you.
Daniel M. Gold
The Here and There script is borderline clichéd, and it makes getting a US visa seem way too easy. May 14, 2010 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
The Here and There script is borderline clichéd, and it makes getting a US visa seem way too easy.
V.A. Musetto
The big question isn't whether middle-aged romance will bloom, but rather, how much sub-Jarmusch deadpan humor and pathos can you take? May 12, 2010 | Rating: 2/5
The big question isn't whether middle-aged romance will bloom, but rather, how much sub-Jarmusch deadpan humor and pathos can you take?
David Fear
There's pleasure in watching the conceit unfold, which is sweetened by an unexpectedly poignant payoff. May 11, 2010 | Full Review…
There's pleasure in watching the conceit unfold, which is sweetened by an unexpectedly poignant payoff.
Eric Hynes
A quietly amusing minimalist tale of a grouch who finds he's still capable of pleasure. Aug 26, 2010 | Rating: 3/4
A quietly amusing minimalist tale of a grouch who finds he's still capable of pleasure.
Robert W. Butler
In a way, the fact that the grey, austere Serbian city is such an odd choice for the middle-age romance "Here and There" is one of the film's charms. Aug 26, 2010 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
In a way, the fact that the grey, austere Serbian city is such an odd choice for the middle-age romance "Here and There" is one of the film's charms.
Rob Thomas
Although teetering on the brink of soppiness in places, and treading a well-worn path, the soft-in-the-middle script is lifted immeasurably by towering performances. Jul 6, 2010 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Although teetering on the brink of soppiness in places, and treading a well-worn path, the soft-in-the-middle script is lifted immeasurably by towering performances.
Amber Wilkinson
Sometimes aimlessness is a legitimate subject (like in The Station Agent) and sometimes it's an excuse for a director to lazily slap together a movie that he hasn't thought much about. May 28, 2010 | Full Review…
Sometimes aimlessness is a legitimate subject (like in The Station Agent) and sometimes it's an excuse for a director to lazily slap together a movie that he hasn't thought much about.
Adam Lippe
Enjoyable and accomplished. May 25, 2010 | Full Review…
Enjoyable and accomplished.
Eric Monder
Here and There feels exactly like an amateur effort from a first-time director. May 13, 2010 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Here and There feels exactly like an amateur effort from a first-time director.
Christian Blauvelt
David Thornton plays a depressed, middle-aged 52 year old NYC jazz musician Robert who suffers from what might be called a musical version of writer's block, facing eviction from his fed up girlfriend. He strikes an unexpected deal with Serbian emigrant Branko who will pay him $5,000 if Robert goes to Belgrade and marries Branko's girlfriend Ivana (Jelena Mrdja), so that she can get a visa and move to New York City but then Branko's van is stolen. Robert finds himself marooned - unpaid, luggage less, and wearing another man's mismatched sweat suit - in Belgrade. Things begin to look up when he meets Olga, Branko's mother, a lovely and gracious divorcée, with whom Robert stays who just so happens to be fluent in English. Olga's charm ignites a spark of life in the dour Robert. Will Branko be able to replace his van and pay Robert? Who will Robert choose to bring to the Big Apple, Ivana or Olga? A bit of trivia for you: The score's title track was written for the film by Cyndi Lauper, who has a cameo and is Thornton's real-life wife.
Super Reviewer
This awkward, unusual indie drama caught me by surprise. Right from the start I was drawn in, and I'm not even sure why. It's very slow moving, and rather strange, but for some reason I was hooked. I have to say that I kind of liked it.....p.s. Cyndi Lauper has a minor role, and it appears the main character is her husband in real life.
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