The Austin Chronicleet such thinking diminishes the case for this smart and self-deprecating story about love and mortality: It’s merely a winte...
San Francisco ChronicleIn the case of "Elegy," the answer is yes. Absolutely. Letting such a richly textured and compelling film slip by in the sum...
Washington PostSadly, "Elegy " reminds me of the title of another great American writer's book: "Advertisements for Myself."
New York MagazineElegy is a spare, melancholy film that is so far in spirit from its source, Philip Roth’s The Dying Animal, that I’m tempted...
The New York Times Despite some low-key lovemaking and the considerably more overwrought talk, there’s very little pleasure to be found amid th...
VarietySparse, low-budget drama, intelligently translates Roth's meditation on lust and mortality without soft-pedaling its narrato...
USA TodayElegy is an insightful, beautifully acted, poignant film that will elicit contemplation as well as stir emotions.
ReelViewsThis is an offering for mature viewers thrown out amidst a sea of summer flotsam. The title, "Elegy," is perfect for the mat...
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Director: Isobel Coixet
Writer: Nicholas Meyer
Studio: MGM
Cast: Penelope Cruz, Ben Kingsley, Patricia Clarkson
Release: August 8, 2008
Writer: Nicholas Meyer
Studio: MGM
Cast: Penelope Cruz, Ben Kingsley, Patricia Clarkson
Release: August 8, 2008
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