Review of The Emperor's Club (2002) by Dana Stevens for The New York Times — 05 Oct 2009
Carefully sets itself up as an obvious, transparent morality play, and then just as deliberately refuses the easy payoff. This is both impressive and a little disingenuous: the film is in effect congratulating itself for refusing to offer a neat and tidy view of life without offering much else.
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This review of The Emperor's Club (2002) was written by Dana Stevens and published by The New York Times on 05 Oct 2009.
The Emperor's Club has generally received positive reviews.
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