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Such quirky characters and humorous observations give this slight diversion plenty of precious moments.
There's...an underlying Old World sexism to Monday Morning that undercuts its charm.
After two hours of this languorous farce, most viewers will wish Ioseliani had kept such ponderous ideas to himself.
This is a film about the irksome, tiresome nature of complacency that remains utterly satisfied to remain the same throughout. Even as the hero of the story rediscovers his passion in life, the mood remains oddly detached.
Writer and director Otar Iosseliani's pleasant tale about a factory worker who escapes for a holiday in Venice reveals how we all need a playful respite from the grind to refresh our souls.
Monday Morning is Otar Iosseliani's unmistakable homage to Jacques Tati.
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