Review of Living in Oblivion (1995) by Scott Rosenberg for San Francisco Examiner — 27 Jul 2012
Constructed as a sequence of deepening, worsening bad dreams, Living in Oblivion sometimes runs the risk of feeling arbitrary, and the film loses some steam in its final section. But mostly it's a smart, funny send-up of the trials and joys of filming on big egos and low budgets - subjects that writer-director Tom DiCillo and his collaborators presumably know first-hand.
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This review of Living in Oblivion (1995) was written by Scott Rosenberg and published by San Francisco Examiner on 27 Jul 2012.
Living in Oblivion has generally received very positive reviews.
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