Review of The Business of Strangers (2001) by Wendy S — 15 Mar 2008
Opens with enough chill and sterility (Stockard Channing adrift in foyers and terminals) to remind one, hesitatingly, of Kubrick. The script dallies with a great set-up, then loses its legs midway, drunk on its own heady mix of feminist politics.
Drab.
This review of The Business of Strangers (2001) was written by Wendy S on 15 Mar 2008.
The Business of Strangers has generally received mixed reviews.
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