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All Critics (11) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (5)
An art-versus-commerce drama that consists of one beautifully aching performance surrounded by a whole lotta twee. September 25, 2014 | Full Review…
An art-versus-commerce drama that consists of one beautifully aching performance surrounded by a whole lotta twee.
Sheri Linden
Though less of a crowdpleaser than it may first appear, that's the key strength that makes this admittedly uneven first feature stand out. September 24, 2014 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
Though less of a crowdpleaser than it may first appear, that's the key strength that makes this admittedly uneven first feature stand out.
Eric Kohn
Mumbly dialogue, relentlessly jittery camerawork, a star who is also co-director and co-writer: Yes, it's time for another movie that mistakes the claustrophobic world of young New York artsy types for something interesting. September 18, 2014 | Full Review…
Mumbly dialogue, relentlessly jittery camerawork, a star who is also co-director and co-writer: Yes, it's time for another movie that mistakes the claustrophobic world of young New York artsy types for something interesting.
Neil Genzlinger
Bessis has a natural screen radiance, and Defa is disarming, even at his most selfish. But the script's navet is galling. September 16, 2014 | Full Review…
Bessis has a natural screen radiance, and Defa is disarming, even at his most selfish. But the script's navet is galling.
Sam Weisberg
Such a concise expression of theme ought to be appreciated -- it betrays an elegance of construction scarcely seen in likeminded indie comedies. February 5, 2014 | Full Review…
Such a concise expression of theme ought to be appreciated -- it betrays an elegance of construction scarcely seen in likeminded indie comedies.
Calum Marsh
I wouldn't be surprised to learn she was the one who the filmmakers most identified with since "Swim Little Fish Swim" is just as mischievous and natural, not to mention an unexpected treat as a result. December 4, 2018 | Full Review…
I wouldn't be surprised to learn she was the one who the filmmakers most identified with since "Swim Little Fish Swim" is just as mischievous and natural, not to mention an unexpected treat as a result.
Stephen Saito
Yet another dull entry in the indie downtown New York genre. So young and so vapid. September 22, 2014 | Full Review…
Yet another dull entry in the indie downtown New York genre. So young and so vapid.
David Noh
The film explores familiar territory, and it's trite in its particulars, but it has a strange emotional power that emerges almost despite itself. September 17, 2014 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
The film explores familiar territory, and it's trite in its particulars, but it has a strange emotional power that emerges almost despite itself.
Sheila O'Malley
It subtly counteracts the clich that creative expression can save your life by making its protagonist a hipster Peter Pan whose creative expression is an excuse not to grow up. September 14, 2014 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
It subtly counteracts the clich that creative expression can save your life by making its protagonist a hipster Peter Pan whose creative expression is an excuse not to grow up.
Nick Prigge
It's almost a little too precious to be taken as an honest exploration of the difficulties of living an artistically genuine life. Or else that's where it finds a lost romance. April 15, 2014 | Full Review…
It's almost a little too precious to be taken as an honest exploration of the difficulties of living an artistically genuine life. Or else that's where it finds a lost romance.
MaryAnn Johanson
What comes through strongest is its Woody Allen-esque treatment of Brooklyn, complete with golden light, beautiful young women, glamorous locations and plenty of appealingly tortured--or insufferably neurotic, depending on your point of view--artists. March 15, 2013 | Full Review…
What comes through strongest is its Woody Allen-esque treatment of Brooklyn, complete with golden light, beautiful young women, glamorous locations and plenty of appealingly tortured--or insufferably neurotic, depending on your point of view--artists.
Elise Nakhnikian
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