Handsome Harry

A rare feature, beautifully executed

The stunning "Handsome Harry" is only the third theatrical feature director Bette Gordon has made since her 1984 "Variety," an indie landmark that challenged the usual feminist view toward pornography. "Handsome Harry," which was written by Nicholas T. Proferes, expands upon the themes of Gordon's second film, "Luminous Motion" (2000), in which a 10-year-old boy comes to love life on the road with his mother, learning that you either accept the inevitability of change and loss as a part of growing up or you're destroyed by it. [...]

di Kevin Thomas, articolo completo (1579 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 16 aprile 2010