Review of Morris from America (2016) by April Wolfe for Village Voice — 16 Aug 2016
In Chad Hartigan's lighthearted drama Morris From America, there are a whopping two African-American characters. The difference between this film and most others, however, is that these two are fully yet subtly drawn.
They interact in ways that feel genuine, the actors portraying a heartfelt father-son relationship and the director fighting the urge to get either too preachy or mushy.
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This review of Morris from America (2016) was written by April Wolfe and published by Village Voice on 16 Aug 2016.
Morris from America has generally received positive reviews.
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