Review of Limelight (1952) by Jordan Cronk for Slant Magazine — 29 Oct 1979
A beautiful, melancholy meditation on aging and inspiration, and a personal film that, on account of Chaplin’s own diminishing popularity and prospects stemming from accusations of supposed communist sympathies, exudes a very real weight in each of its rich, elegant images.
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This review of Limelight (1952) was written by Jordan Cronk and published by Slant Magazine on 29 Oct 1979.
Limelight has generally received very positive reviews.
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