Review of Red Hook Summer (2012) by Ray Greene for Boxoffice Magazine — 19 Jul 2012
Red Hook Summer begins as a gentle character comedy and then erupts into a sudden reversal that is possibly the most powerful and disturbing sequence Lee has ever created. It's a film that makes you laugh, weep, rage and gasp, and, love it or hate it, you will definitely talk about it afterward.
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This review of Red Hook Summer (2012) was written by Ray Greene and published by Boxoffice Magazine on 19 Jul 2012.
Red Hook Summer has generally received mixed reviews.
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