A loving father and daughter have to look inward in Claire Denis' film about self discovery.
di Kevin Thomas The Los Angeles Times
For 20 years, Claire Denis has been among France's foremost filmmakers with her acute yet subtle observations of the ebbs and flows within relationships. Her perception and understanding seem to grow only richer over the years, and her newest film, "35 Shots of Rum," is surely one of her finest -- and thereby one of the best films of the year. With the greatest of ease and assurance, she catches us up in the lives of Lionel (Alex Descas), a long-widowed African immigrant, and his beautiful daughter, Josephine (Mati Diop), a college student majoring in social sciences. [...]
di Kevin Thomas, articolo completo (2229 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 9 ottobre 2009
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