Review of Mothers and Daughters (2016) by Ichibancritic — 09 May 2016

At first one wonders what the hell is happening. Indeed, the first 20 mn is fragile and a little chaotic, trying to find it's pace and purpose. When suddenly, a true poignant dramatic scene embodied by C. Ricci's beautiful performance echoes with all the rest of a refined and all-star cast, isolated in different segments.

The movie then manages to elegantly transmit a highly universal presentation of what it is to Mother in a strong, impacting and profound manner.

I can't help to wonder if bad reviewers have indeed watch the movie until the end...