Review of Zelig (1983) by Bryan Cordova — 03 Jan 2009
Could be described as quirky, but that would be reductive. It is truly a work of genius. One of Allen's most un-indulgent films, and most un-indulgent roles, eschewing comedic bombast in favour of a more restrained, poignant performance.
It's sweet, modest, pertinent and completely captivating.
This review of Zelig (1983) was written by Bryan Cordova on 03 Jan 2009.
Zelig has generally received very positive reviews.
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