Review of No Stranger Than Love (2015) by Kate Erbland for indieWire — 02 Jan 2017
By the time the entire town discovers that Clint is trapped in a weird hole and Lucy has fallen for Chatwin’s Rydell White, No Stranger Than Love picks up some serious steam, balancing its bizarre tone with actual charm.
Sadly, however, it’s too late to pull the production out of its own gaping void: The inability to treat its characters with respect.
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This review of No Stranger Than Love (2015) was written by Kate Erbland and published by indieWire on 02 Jan 2017.
No Stranger Than Love has generally received negative reviews.
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