SummarySet on the eve of the 1971 war between India and Pakistan, the members of the Noble family in tension-filled Bombay vehemently disagree about what to do when an old friend, a soldier who'd abruptly disappeared, finally contacts them, only to ask a dangerous favor. Parsi Gustad Noble's (Seth) apparently close-knit family is held together precari... Read More
Directed By:Sturla Gunnarsson
Written By:Rohinton Mistry, Sooni Taraporevala
Such a Long Journey
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It's scary and hilarious, with a magical, nonrealist tone, and it emphasizes physical comedy as much as disturbing, beautifully integrated metaphors.
80
The entire cast is right on the money, a special word must be said about Seth.
75
A deftly layered drama.
75
While no individual plot strand is vividly compelling, their interplay makes for a hearty and humanistic mix, carried by the performances.
75
A cinematic treat, thanks to the well-defined supporting characters, the flawless attention to detail and a performance by the great Roshan Seth - one of the most underrated actors of his generation - which is just about perfect.
70
The filmmaking is fresh and unemphatic, and the acting is generally gripping.
60
A thoughtful but uneven film.
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