Review of Celeste & Jesse Forever (2012) by Michael Phillips for Chicago Tribune — 08 Aug 2012
Jones is first-rate (and her fellow writer McCormack is fun as the wild-eyed pot dealer, Skillz). The film has a conventional fake-documentary look, but underneath it is an honest concern about how to learn to treat people well and kindly after the end.
Or to get to an ending, or a new beginning, in the first place.
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This review of Celeste & Jesse Forever (2012) was written by Michael Phillips and published by Chicago Tribune on 08 Aug 2012.
Celeste & Jesse Forever has generally received positive reviews.
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