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Without artificial-seeming contrivance, Chen masterfully builds resonance through rhyming scenes, repeated images and reoccurring dialogue. Sep 11, 2019 | Full Review…
Without artificial-seeming contrivance, Chen masterfully builds resonance through rhyming scenes, repeated images and reoccurring dialogue.
Alissa Simon
A film that can feel weighed down by its own soggy seriousness, even if it draws sharp characterizations along with a disparaging critique of Singapore's sexist upper-class citizenry. Sep 8, 2019 | Full Review…
A film that can feel weighed down by its own soggy seriousness, even if it draws sharp characterizations along with a disparaging critique of Singapore's sexist upper-class citizenry.
Jordan Mintzer
While Hollywood continues to highlight the glittering side of Singapore, local films like Wet Season will provide a valuable outlet for the less joyful moments of life Dec 8, 2019 | Full Review…
While Hollywood continues to highlight the glittering side of Singapore, local films like Wet Season will provide a valuable outlet for the less joyful moments of life
Richard Yu
It is a big ask, but this ambitious new direction deserves everyone's attention. Dec 2, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
It is a big ask, but this ambitious new direction deserves everyone's attention.
John Lui
In just his second feature, Wet Season, Singaporean director Anthony Chen establishes himself as a masterfully empathetic chronicler of irregular relationships. Sep 21, 2019 | Rating: 8/10 | Full Review…
In just his second feature, Wet Season, Singaporean director Anthony Chen establishes himself as a masterfully empathetic chronicler of irregular relationships.
Marshall Shaffer
Chen's characters feel inauthentic as their icky situation takes predictable turns, leading to some handsomely composed shots with eye-roll inducing drama. Sep 19, 2019 | Full Review…
Chen's characters feel inauthentic as their icky situation takes predictable turns, leading to some handsomely composed shots with eye-roll inducing drama.
Pat Mullen
Director Anthony Chen effectively reflects on life's 'Wet Season'. Sep 16, 2019 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Director Anthony Chen effectively reflects on life's 'Wet Season'.
Jeff Mitchell
Although the ending is to some extent predictable, the important thing is not the surprise, but the way Chen leads us to the dramatic instances of his story. [Full Review in Spanish] Sep 10, 2019 | Full Review…
Although the ending is to some extent predictable, the important thing is not the surprise, but the way Chen leads us to the dramatic instances of his story. [Full Review in Spanish]
Leonardo Garcia Tsao
Writer/director Anthony Chen's reputation for the delicate handling of complex relationships will only be enhanced by his second feature Wet Season. Sep 7, 2019 | Full Review…
Writer/director Anthony Chen's reputation for the delicate handling of complex relationships will only be enhanced by his second feature Wet Season.
Allan Hunter
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