Review of Tulpan (2009) by A.o. Scott for New York Times — 31 Mar 2009
Might be described as an epic landscape film, a sweetly comic coming-of-age story or a lyrical work of social realism. But the setting -- a windswept, sparely populated steppe in southern Kazakhstan -- gives the movie a mood that sometimes feels closer to that of science fiction.
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This review of Tulpan (2009) was written by A.o. Scott and published by New York Times on 31 Mar 2009.
Tulpan has generally received positive reviews.
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