Review of The Whole Truth (2016) by Tom Keogh for The Seattle Times — 19 Oct 2016
The film’s bleached colors and Reeves’ trademark woodenness add to its emotional remoteness, though Basso, Zellweger and Belushi create a convincing family in crisis. Zellweger, especially, delivers a fascinating, complex performance as a damaged survivor.
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This review of The Whole Truth (2016) was written by Tom Keogh and published by The Seattle Times on 19 Oct 2016.
The Whole Truth has generally received mixed reviews.
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