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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
The film is slick, beautifully acted and completely entrancing. Read full review
Poignant and carefully observed, the Italian drama Facing Windows portrays two consuming, illicit romances: one in the present, the other kept alive in faulty memory. The long-ago relationship holds far more intrigue. Read full review
Facing Windows is rich stuff. Maybe too rich. But thanks to fine performances and a grounded script, the pieces of this intriguing little puzzle all manage to fit. Read full review
Ozpetek moves things along at a snail's pace and lays the sentiment down thickly. But it's a potent tale, wonderfully acted by Mezzogiorno and Massimo Girotti as the old man. Read full review
There's something diverting but not wildly stirring about this Italian drama. Read full review
Far from a simple, feel-good story of self-discovery, Facing Windows delivers a challenging examination of loneliness and human interaction. Read full review
Despite its surreal touches and an improbable story that piles on the metaphors, the movie, which has a rich, honey-dripping score by Andrea Guerra, maintains a tone of refined heart-tugging realism. Read full review
Beautiful to look at and acted with full and tempestuous conviction, it still seems to be taking place in an apartment far across the way. Read full review
This too-sentimental drama does feature a sterling performance by Giovanna Mezzogiorno as a love-struck housewife dissatisfied with her lot, thus providing the only watchable element of an otherwise disappointing movie. Read full review
Only partially succeeds in interweaving questions of family loyalty with historical memory and the fate of Italian Jews in WW2. Read full review