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Review of our August feature Then She Found Me Reviewed
by Rex Reed O.K.,
it’s
not Barbara Stanwyck in No Man of Her Own
or even Lucille Ball in Yours, Mine and Ours. But
the Hunt-Firth team
has a glowing chemistry; the human strain in his eyes and on his brow
is
unsentimental but on the verge of tears. Midler has her moments, too.
Less fun
since she turned from the Divine Miss M into the head of the local
Hadassah,
she’s still a force of nature capable of creating her own
bombast, to the
detriment of anybody who shares the screen. She’s a fine
catalyst as the
larger-than-life hurricane who forces April to question the neat, dull,
cookie-cutter existence she’s ordered for herself, as if from
a caterer. Debuts
can be dicey, but as a director, Helen Hunt handles the reins sweetly,
but with
control and finesse. Actors directing themselves: Not always a good
idea, but
this time you go away impressed.
For additional reviews of "Then She Found Me", please click here.
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