Review of Being There (1979) by Thomas R — 27 Nov 2011
Hal Ashby's cultural criticism of class division in late 20th C Washington DC achieves an powerful viciousness attainable only through saying almost nothing at all. Through Chance Gardener, a walking, mumbling mirror to the world, Ashby exposes how far people will go to justify the world around an image they understand.
This review of Being There (1979) was written by Thomas R on 27 Nov 2011.
Being There has generally received very positive reviews.
Was this review helpful?
