Review of For Ellen (2012) by Mark Jenkins for NPR — 05 Sep 2012
By concentrating so intently on the psychically unattached Joby, Kim hinders dramatic and character development. Her "Treeless Mountain," the Korea-set saga of two young sisters, was also quiet and open-ended.
But the interplay between the two girls provided warmth and depth. For Ellen feels both colder and slighter.
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This review of For Ellen (2012) was written by Mark Jenkins and published by NPR on 05 Sep 2012.
For Ellen has generally received mixed reviews.
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