Review of Mutual Appreciation (2005) by Jason P — 25 Aug 2012
With his first three films, Bujalski has shown a mastery of film form and the ability to reveal the humanity of mostly aimless young adults in the current generation. Bujalski trusts the writing (which is anything but heavy on exposition), as well as the camera and the movements of those on camera to draw out the unique personalities of these characters.
MA's lack of a classical narrative arc doesn't keep it from being a revealing and incisive portrait on a most misunderstood group of people.
This review of Mutual Appreciation (2005) was written by Jason P on 25 Aug 2012.
Mutual Appreciation has generally received positive reviews.
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