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A terrific low-budget indie romantic dramedy ...
Tapping into the near-universal desire for reinvention, Mr. O'Keefe gives us a well-worn story that somehow avoids glaring clichés or forced melodrama.
Frequently affecting and mordantly funny, "Somewhere Slow" acquits Gilsig as a gifted actress and a producer with great taste.
Jeremy O'Keefe directs a tonally all-over-the-place drama that fails to convince.
Reiterates a famous Talking Heads question of midlife existentialism ("You may ask yourself, well, how did I get here?") but doesn't offer enough in the way of subtext or mise-en-scène to fashion an answer.
There are traps everywhere to go overly sentimental here but instead O' Keefe has made the moment very real.
Journeys of self-discovery don't amount to much when the people involved are made of cardboard.
Puts viewers on a slow train to Posed Self-Actualization, with too many stops along the way.
There are no broad romantic comedy antics or loud arguments to be found here, just a simply told portrait of lost souls that speaks volumes through quiet interaction.
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