Review of Front Cover (2016) by Chris Evangelista for The Playlist — 03 Aug 2016
As a filmmaker, Yeung has a keen eye for the quiet spaces where two people can learn more about each other than if they were holding a wordy conversation. If the director could just find a way to balance against his ho-hum dialogue and plotting, Front Cover would make more of an impression, instead of being the sweet but ultimately forgettable film that it is.
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This review of Front Cover (2016) was written by Chris Evangelista and published by The Playlist on 03 Aug 2016.
Front Cover has generally received mixed reviews.
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