Where so many Scorsese wannabes jettison sociology in favor of mayhem, Babaian burrows into the hearts of these first- and second-generation immigrants.
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05/12/04
After Freedom (2004)
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Reviews Counted: 3 Fresh: 1 Rotten:2 Average Rating: N/A
Runtime: 88 mins
Synopsis: Thirtysomething Michael is a first-generation Armenian living in the U.S. and working as a supermarket manager. His father, Leon, is ailing, and Michael feels the pressure of caring for him, caught as they are in a push-and-pull between the old world and new. Michael must also contend with... [More]
Genre: Dramas
Starring: Mic Tomasi, Shant Banjamin, Greg Satamian, Yannis Borgis
Director: Vehe Babaian
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Despite some solid performances (and partly because of a few lousy ones), the film is sabotaged by clunky dialogue and sequences that go on too long, often to nowhere.
05/14/04
It’s a decent effort...but could stand some improvement when it comes to characterizations.
04/01/05
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