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Though it requires patience to view, What Time Is It There?'s exploration of loneliness is both elegant and haunting.
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This wonderful, one-of-a-kind movie hops from Taiwan to France, from tragedy to deadpan comedy and, in its mysterious conclusion, from the worldly to the otherworldly. March 7, 2018 | Full Review…
This wonderful, one-of-a-kind movie hops from Taiwan to France, from tragedy to deadpan comedy and, in its mysterious conclusion, from the worldly to the otherworldly.
David Ansen
If you've the patience, there are great rewards here. June 11, 2002 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
If you've the patience, there are great rewards here.
Jamie Russell
While its careful pace and seemingly opaque story may not satisfy every moviegoer's appetite, the film's final scene is soaringly, transparently moving. March 28, 2002 | Rating: 3.5/4
While its careful pace and seemingly opaque story may not satisfy every moviegoer's appetite, the film's final scene is soaringly, transparently moving.
Carrie Rickey
Tsai's confidence in the deep power of silence drives home the film's inner convictions. Its surface works coolly, intriguingly and, happily, feebly in opposition to the heart of the matter. March 22, 2002 | Rating: 3/4
Tsai's confidence in the deep power of silence drives home the film's inner convictions. Its surface works coolly, intriguingly and, happily, feebly in opposition to the heart of the matter.
Susan Stark
At times, Tsai's approach makes viewing this film like watching paint dry, but what a sublime design it makes. March 21, 2002 | Rating: B+
At times, Tsai's approach makes viewing this film like watching paint dry, but what a sublime design it makes.
Eric Harrison
Alternates between deadpan comedy and heartbreaking loneliness and isn't afraid to provoke introspection in both its characters and its audience. March 21, 2002 | Rating: B+
Alternates between deadpan comedy and heartbreaking loneliness and isn't afraid to provoke introspection in both its characters and its audience.
Gary Dowell
Throughout, Tsai makes his rhymes work with an almost subliminal grace: from him to her, from clocks to hearts, from an ancient Paris graveyard to the modern passageways of locker-like columbaria... March 16, 2020 | Full Review…
Throughout, Tsai makes his rhymes work with an almost subliminal grace: from him to her, from clocks to hearts, from an ancient Paris graveyard to the modern passageways of locker-like columbaria...
Joshua Rothkopf
It's a hilarious conceit, which Tsai carries through with smart cinematic wit. February 25, 2020 | Full Review…
It's a hilarious conceit, which Tsai carries through with smart cinematic wit.
B. Ruby Rich
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Emanuel Levy
The film's understated humor and relatable character's steer us towards feelings of compassion and understanding, rather than pity. October 24, 2004 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
The film's understated humor and relatable character's steer us towards feelings of compassion and understanding, rather than pity.
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