Review of The Mother and the Whore (1973) by Richard Roeper for Chicago Sun-Times — 27 Jun 1984
As a record of a kind of everyday Parisian life, the film is superb. We think of the cafes of Paris as hotbeds of fiery philosophical debate, but more often, I imagine, they are just like this: people talking, flirting, posing, drinking, smoking, telling the truth and lying, while waiting to see if real life will ever begin.
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This review of The Mother and the Whore (1973) was written by Richard Roeper and published by Chicago Sun-Times on 27 Jun 1984.
The Mother and the Whore has generally received very positive reviews.
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