- Studio: Paramount Classics
- Release Date: Apr 8, 2005
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[Anonymous]Apr 21, 20058Touching, honest, shows the difficulty males can have in expressing, verbalizing their feelings.
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McCoyC.Apr 24, 20054For people suffering from insomnia this movie would be a good remedy, Well acted, but slow to the point of boredom and the movie never gets anyway. Disappointing.
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JeffLJun 13, 20054The movie is bland and while it does characterize well there is no underlying movement within the film. Unfortunate.
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.perezSep 14, 200610Quiet, self-assured, this film is one to sit down by yourself with and fall in to. Beautiful camera work and acting. The story is simple and thoughtful.
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80Story of a still-grieving widower and his two troubled teenage sons is distinguished by its emotional integrity, sustained mood of aching melancholy and superbly understated performances.
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10The result is a numbing void, and a long, frustrating wait for something to happen.
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60What makes Winter Solstice, a nice little Jersey vignette about a widower and his two teenage sons, so striking is writer-director Josh Sternfeld's respect for the verbal shorthand of family interaction.