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100Seeps with melancholy, old wounds, repressed anger, lust. That it is also caustically funny and heartwarming is miraculous.
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100Unfolds like quietly engrossing short fiction, reminding us that there are few things more pleasurable than being in the hands of a good storyteller.
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90A handsome, absorbing debut feature by the fiction and television writer Henry Bromell.
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90Inspired, sublime fun.
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Anyone interested in serious film should absolutely not miss it.
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Graced by bleak, stylized direction and an insightful ending that suggests that nothing ever really ends, this first feature film by "Northern Exposure" and "Homicide" writer and producer Bromell is a promising debut.
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88In the full-house ensemble of Henry Bromell's Panic, Neve Campbell is the wild card.
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83Panic never lets you forget that Donald Sutherland can be one of America's greatest actors.
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JayH6Fine story, a little too slow moving, but the cast is great, particularly William H. Macy. Good writing. Barbara Bain is fine in a supporting role.
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