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A pleasant enough time-pass, as they say in India, but stays too near the surface to be memorable. October 29, 2010 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
A pleasant enough time-pass, as they say in India, but stays too near the surface to be memorable.
Rachel Saltz
Only 97 minutes but feels much longer. October 28, 2010 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
Only 97 minutes but feels much longer.
Michael Ordoña
Walkaway has an intimate understanding of the push-pull experienced by its gallery of twentysomethings who are comfortable with Western customs, but drawn by an ineluctable bond to a culture they can't shake. October 26, 2010 | Full Review…
Walkaway has an intimate understanding of the push-pull experienced by its gallery of twentysomethings who are comfortable with Western customs, but drawn by an ineluctable bond to a culture they can't shake.
Andrew Schenker
Four first-generation Indian-American New Yorkers look for love, or try to hold onto it, in this Desi-loo production. November 1, 2010 | Full Review…
Four first-generation Indian-American New Yorkers look for love, or try to hold onto it, in this Desi-loo production.
Frank Lovece
The hedonist possibilities of New York City remain unexplored in Walkaway, whose privileged heterosexual twentysomethings would rather spend their time looking for the perfect partner to take home to Momma. October 31, 2010 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
The hedonist possibilities of New York City remain unexplored in Walkaway, whose privileged heterosexual twentysomethings would rather spend their time looking for the perfect partner to take home to Momma.
Diego Semerene
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