Review of Map of the Human Heart (1993) by Steve Persall for Tampa Bay Times — 24 Jul 2007
Ward's "Map" is a wildly ambitious film and, often, a wildly beautiful one--and if it isn't quite a masterpiece, if we sense that Ward's resources aren't enough for the World War II London scenes, in the end, any flaws or lapses simply may not matter.
Movies, especially ones with a broad epic canvas and international logistics, don't often get this intimate. They don't give you such a sense of nerves stripped raw, joy or misery nakedly expressed.
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This review of Map of the Human Heart (1993) was written by Steve Persall and published by Tampa Bay Times on 24 Jul 2007.
Map of the Human Heart has generally received positive reviews.
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