Review of The Woman Who Left (2016) by Kenji Fujishima for Paste Magazine — 24 May 2017
The characters here are so vividly drawn and performed, and the contemplative mood so remarkably sustained, that the film casts a genuinely suspenseful and mesmerizing spell over the span of its nearly four hours.
Don’t be daunted by its length: at its best, Diaz’s film has the richness of a great, wide-ranging, deeply immersive novel.
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This review of The Woman Who Left (2016) was written by Kenji Fujishima and published by Paste Magazine on 24 May 2017.
The Woman Who Left has generally received positive reviews.
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