Cinema Review: Crazy, Stupid Love
A romance that borrows from drama and comedy to fluff up what is, essentially, an age-old tale.
A romance that borrows from drama and comedy to fluff up what is, essentially, an age-old tale.
You are watching Julianne Moore in a 1950s-set film about a woman dealing with the revelation that a family member is a homosexual. It is directed by one of the major voices of the ‘new queer cinema’ movement of the early ’90s. It is beautifully shot, well acted and terrific entertainment. The year is 2002, and you are watching Todd Hayne’s Far from Heaven.