This film may not be perfect, but the authentic characters and genuine storytelling deliver a touching portrayal of life’s everyday challenges.
This film may not be perfect, but the authentic characters and genuine storytelling deliver a touching portrayal of life’s everyday challenges.
Misogyny rears its ugly head throughout, and there’s a particularly unpleasant riff on feminism and female empowerment that just plain makes me angry and makes my blood boil to think C.K. himself penned it.
Animal lovers: don’t forget those Kleenex.
In a crowded sea of male-dominated Hollywood films and paper-thin female characters, little independent gems like “Landline” generate even more of an electrifying spark.