Review of Let Him Have It (1991) by Terrence Rafferty for New Yorker — 28 Oct 2014
The picture never seems abstract or tendentious; it's always grounded in something real. Medak's direction is sensitive and blessedly straightforward, and he does remarkable work with the actors.
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This review of Let Him Have It (1991) was written by Terrence Rafferty and published by New Yorker on 28 Oct 2014.
Let Him Have It has generally received positive reviews.
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