| Critics Reviews |
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| Boxoffice Magazine |
(1.5 stars) "Even nifty actors like Maggie Smith and Michael Gambon apparently cannot rescue an ill-conceived film from ruin." more... |
| Christian Science Monitor: Gentle Anglo-Irish fable takes on love and politics |
"...anyone seeking a low-key blend of the personal and the political need search no further than this gently photographed fable." more... |
| culturevulture.net |
"'The Last September' creates a lush world, rich with portent and possibility, but then offers little beyond scenery and stagecraft. While beautiful, it's inert and uninvolving." more... |
| Film Journal International |
"For the die-hard 'Masterpiece Theatre' set, this attractive yet uninvolving adaptation will hopefully not prevent other, more probing Elizabeth Bowen works from reaching the screen." more... |
| Flick Filosopher: The End of Innocence |
"Two worlds are coming to an end in Deborah Warner's warm and involving 'The Last September.'" more... |
| inside out film |
(2.5 out of 5 stars) "...a delicate piece." more... |
| ShowBIZ Data |
(2 stars) "...the script is a plodding affair with too many silences and not enough important ideas." more... |
| Village Voice: I Want It That Way |
"Among the gifted cast, old-timers Smith and Gambon stand out, Shaw is brilliantly arch (though less effective when she tries to be moving), and Hawkes appears convincingly fresh and unformed." more... |
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