A slight and largely charming portrait of post-college woes, Noah Baumbach‘s deceptively simple “Frances Ha” is breezier than any of his previous ventures and indeed features considerably less ...
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Comedy-drama. Starring Greta Gerwig and Mickey Sumner. Directed by Noah Baumbach. (R. 86 minutes.) Noah Baumbach keeps making his own kind of movie and getting better at it each time. His latest, ...
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If "Frances Ha" is what nepotism looks like, let's hear it for family trees. Consider: The writer-director of this small, gemlike coming-of-age comedy is Noah Baumbach, son of former Village Voice ...
Frances says she’s twenty-seven all through the film, though she worries that people think she looks older. This is the anxiety of unstudied self-regard: for she does look a mite older, and Greta ...
Just try and resist the charm of Greta Gerwig. If you can, congratulations, you're a monster. The captivating 29-year-old actress, known mostly in the indie film scene, is finally hitting the big time ...
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If pain is a reliable measure of truth, then Frances, the protagonist of Noah Baumbach’s new film, “Frances Ha” (played by Greta Gerwig, who also co-wrote it)—who sets herself adrift in the stream of ...
It seems so obvious. “Frances Ha.” “Funny Ha Ha.” Coincidence? We think not. But wait… One is about an awkward 20-something delaying adulthood, while her romantic planets fail to get in line. The ...
"The art of living is based on rhythm — on give and take, ebb and flow, light and dark, life and death. By acceptance of all aspects of life, good and bad, right and wrong, yours and mine, the static, ...