SummaryHolly Hunter stars as a middle-aged divorcee who rediscovers life's possibilities in this offbeat dramedy. (New Line Cinema)
Directed By:Richard LaGravenese
Written By:Richard LaGravenese
Living Out Loud
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LaGravenese (writer of "The Fisher King," adapter of "The Bridges of Madison County," making his directorial debut) eschews distractions of style and molds our attention to the performances.
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Living Out Loud becomes an ode to openness, to letting in everything that the world throws at you.
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This is screenwriter Richard LaGravenese's directorial debut and now that he's in charge, he finally has his chance to give dialogue and character their due.
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The filmmaker has borrowed from Chekhov the soul-baring introspection that can be so ineffable on the page or stage yet becomes so damply sensitive and dramatically vague on screen.
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LaGravenese has an uncanny ability to write realistic female characters.
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Much about Living Out Loud is pretty far-fetched, but at least it accurately portrays the dating possibilities for newly divorced women of a certain age.
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What little grace there is in Living Out Loud (and there isn't much) is all in LaGravenese's script, not on the screen.
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