Review of The Lumber Baron (2019) by Gary Goldstein for Los Angeles Times — 22 May 2019
With its overly arch dialogue and characterizations, airless gentility and forced period trappings it seems that the harder writer-producer Karen R. Hurd and director Barry Andersson strive for authenticity — on what’s clearly a deeply limited budget — the less convincing the film feels.
The often stodgy acting doesn’t help.
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This review of The Lumber Baron (2019) was written by Gary Goldstein and published by Los Angeles Times on 22 May 2019.
The Lumber Baron has generally received mixed reviews.
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