Review of Interiors (1978) by Michael H — 02 Feb 2012
Detached yet brutal. Sleek, sterile exteriors with haunting and savage 'Interiors' in all the characters. This is one of my favorite films by Woody Allen w/ one of the best performances captured on screen by 'The first Lady of the American Theatre' Geraldine Page - who knows all too well how to, bring it in, & play in front of a camera as well.
She holds her face up proud and her composure for as long as she's able, then it contorts, crumbles and falls into a million pieces. Diane Keaton role feels like forced Allen writing, but other than that this film is perfect.
No music, just guts.
This review of Interiors (1978) was written by Michael H on 02 Feb 2012.
Interiors has generally received positive reviews.
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