Review of Photographic Memory (2012) by Nick Schager for Village Voice — 08 Oct 2012
Alternating between time periods and geographic locations, all of it connected by McElwee's narrated thoughts, the film proves a bracing and sometimes uncomfortable peek into private fears and regrets about mortality and missed opportunities.
It's also, in its portrait of wayward Adrian, further proof that there's nothing more difficult, frustrating, messy, and insufferable than teenagerdom.
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This review of Photographic Memory (2012) was written by Nick Schager and published by Village Voice on 08 Oct 2012.
Photographic Memory has generally received positive reviews.
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