Review of The Last Laugh (2017) by Kimberly L — 02 Mar 2017
Emotional, funny and absorbing. Memory, taboo and how we heal are explored through the lens of a Renee Firestone, an incredibly resilient and surprisingly lighthearted holocaust survivor, and top comedians including Mel Brooks, Sarah Silverman and Gilbert Gottfried.
The film is heartbreaking and hilarious - a philosophical romp into how humor defines our humanity. Director Pearlstein handles the complexities deftly and with a cinematic eye. More important than ever to see.
This review of The Last Laugh (2017) was written by Kimberly L on 02 Mar 2017.
The Last Laugh has generally received very positive reviews.
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