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The movie 20th Century Women is already released on Cinema, DVD, VOD and Blu-ray in the USA.
Based on 18 reviews, 20th Century Women gets an average review score of 79
Chain-smoking and Birkenstock-wearing 55-year-old Dorothea "comes from the Depression," explains her 15-year-old son Jamie, as though "The Depression" is the planet Jupiter.
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Despite being set in the late 1970s, “20th Century Women” feels like the perfect movie for this moment.
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What makes this droll, darting story about a loose group of family and friends so moving? The answer lies partly in its tone. Mr. Mills seems to have thrown everything he could think of into the mix, dramatic unities be damned, but suffused it all with a poetic sense of life’s goofiness, solemnity and evanescence.
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As Dorothea, a chain-smoking first-wave feminist struggling to raise her teenage son, Jamie (Lucas Jade Zumann), alone in late-’70s Santa Barbara, she chooses the road less traveled.
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Love and loss go hand in hand in “20th Century Women,” a funny, emotionally piercing story about a teenager and the women who raise him.
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As the film progresses, Mills touches on a number of themes from ageism to misogyny, but eventually the focus returns to Dorothea and Jamie. Will they ever be as close as they were when he was younger? Or is that part of their lives truly over?
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Actress leads a stellar cast in Mike Mills' semiautobiographical story about a bohemian women raising a teen in age of feminism and punk rock.
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Mike Mills writes more memoir-in-montage with the intoxicating 20th Century Women.
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This, despite how readily I could spot the tools that were eliciting the response. It’s not that Mike Mills makes it look easy; it’s that he can so deftly alternate concepts and executions inside a concentrated playing field, mining what’s present for most, if not all, of what they’re worth. Expectations keep telling me these movies should be much worse, and I’m so glad to find myself wrong.
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The new Mike Mills film, starring Annette Bening, and Pedro Almodóvar’s latest movie, based on three Alice Munro stories.
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A film about nothing specific boasts rush of gorgeous moments, a standout performance from Annette Bening and profound thoughts on family and identity.
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Annette Bening stars opposite newcomer Lucas Jade Zumann in Mike Mills' exploration of the complicated parent-teen bond amid the cultural shifts of late '70s California.
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Director Mike Mills's latest is melancholic and has Bening's extraordinary performance at its heart.
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Mike Mills's 20th Century Women incurs sorrow at the prospect of saying goodbye to its characters.
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Annette Bening shines in a drama set in 1979 from the director of 'Beginners,' but despite many good scenes the movie is aimless.
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20th Century Women relegates a set of extraordinary female characters to supporting players in a standard coming-of-age narrative. It's entertaining, but also disappointing.
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Mike Mills (“Beginners”) makes another film about one of his parents, and this one goes even deeper.
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One of the quasi-bohemians in Mike Mills's gauzy 20th Century Women loves to document ephemera, taking photos of everything she owns.
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