Oggi è già domani

Dustin Hoffman's and Emma Thompson's characters find that it's never too late for love

It's as if you've stumbled into a storefront gallery with some low-slung jazz playing quietly in the background. The images are mostly solitary ones -- a man here, a woman there. Even in crowds they seem isolated. There is stillness and a sadness in these people -- bare memories of what being with someone feels like lingering around the edges. You wish them a happy ending. And that is the effect of "Last Chance Harvey," writer-director Joel Hopkins' meditation on loneliness and love coming at a time in life when you might think those chances have all played out. [...]

di Betsy Sharkey, articolo completo (4787 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 25 dicembre 2008