Review of Free Radicals (2003) by Stephen Holden for New York Times — 21 Oct 2003
Although Free Radicals overflows with messy feelings, it maintains such a measured distance from the gathered cries and whispers that it is difficult to empathize with the characters' fears and sorrows.
Most of the women are victims, most of the men selfish pigs, and their stories are jarringly punctuated by brutish, joyless bouts of sex.
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This review of Free Radicals (2003) was written by Stephen Holden and published by New York Times on 21 Oct 2003.
Free Radicals has generally received mixed reviews.
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