DVD review: The Song of Lunch
A witty and moving adaptation of Christopher Reid’s narrative poem about the bitterness and disappointment of middle age.
February 25, 2012
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A witty and moving adaptation of Christopher Reid’s narrative poem about the bitterness and disappointment of middle age.
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Highly Recommended THE FILM: Please Note: The screen captures used here are taken from the 1997 standard-definition DVD edition , not the Blu-ray edition under review. It’s rare enough for a fondly-remembered but not recently revisited film to even live up to our lingering, benevolent but hazy recollections of it; it’s rarer still for that film to surpass them and reveal further wellsprings of …
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