It is a discreet film, which can go unnoticed, but very intense, realistic, believable and that can be difficult to see for many people.
Romantic dramas aren't exactly my favorite type of film, but I recognize the quality of work done in this film, and the skill ...
A really rather dreary depiction of two young people from pretty dysfunctional backgrounds who get together - with her baby from another relationship - and struggle through life. Ryan Gosling is "Dean" a working class man quite content to make his way as a handy man/pai...
A film that feels like falling in and out of love in the same breath. It doesn’t warn you, it just wounds you - with all the tenderness and cruelty of real intimacy. Ryan and Michelle aren’t acting - they’re remembering. And maybe that’s the most painful thing of all.
