Review of The Constant Gardener (2005) by Stanley Kauffmann for The New Republic — 03 Dec 2009
One of the best elements in the adaptation is Caine's blending, like le Carré's, of the past and the present so that one can enrich the other. There are no stilted flashbacks: both past and present are treated as present, which gives the film a texture of depth.
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This review of The Constant Gardener (2005) was written by Stanley Kauffmann and published by The New Republic on 03 Dec 2009.
The Constant Gardener has generally received very positive reviews.
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