ROTTEN TOMATOES: David D'Arcy

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	"[Director Chico] Texeira's ordinary characters have a quiet genuineness and clarity that is rare anywhere in movies these days." -- Screen International Posted Feb 25, 2008	Alice's House (2008)	90%
	"[This] story of retreat and redemption, while deeply personal, may mean more to Pellington than to the audience. The miraculous elements in Albert Torres's script that offer hope also strain credulity." -- Screen International Posted Jan 25, 2008	Henry Poole Is Here (2008)	n/a
	"*Make no mistake: Smiley Face, true to its title, is a silly movie, but not one that's stuck in hammy predictability." -- Screendaily* Posted Dec 21, 2007	Smiley Face (2007)	67%
	"The dazzling images speak eloquently for themselves, even without the director's witty deadpan voice-over." -- Screen International Posted Oct 6, 2007	Encounters at the End of the World (2008)	95%
	"Clever and far more than competent." -- Screen International Posted Sep 29, 2007	Stuck (2008)	71%
	I haven't seen any recent film about American teenagers in crisis with this kind of economy. -- Film.com Posted Jan 23, 2002	Bad Company (2001)	38%
	If anything saves this movie, it's the acting. -- Film.com Posted Mar 29, 2001	The Tailor of Panama (2001)	79%
	Yang ties a dozen strands together elegantly with a mostly amateur cast. -- Film.com Posted Jan 10, 2001	Yi Yi (2000)	96%
	Stick with the film, accept the rules of the time and the meditative rhythm of the language that Davies has woven into his story, and you won't be disappointed. -- Film.com Posted Dec 21, 2000	The House of Mirth (2000)	82%
	A string of cliches, clearly intended for a season that sells those cliches. -- Film.com Posted Dec 21, 2000	The Family Man (2000)	52%
	*Brawls and bravado aside, Pollock* has the stiffness of an official biography.** -- Film.com Posted Dec 14, 2000	Pollock (2000)	82%

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