A pianist returns to his home town for a school reunion in wintry Minnesota where he meets his old friends and finds a sort of romantic connexion with a young girl.
The film is solidly made and well acted, but suffers from an excess of sincerity, therefore making unsurprising points about growing older and settling down.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Beautiful Girls (1996): review: 6.5/10
Labels:
films 1996,
films rated 6.5/10,
MAtt Dillon,
Natalie Portman
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