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It's one of the great sister movies and one of the great performance movies. [26 Jan 1996] Read full review
Georgia, written with rare honesty and economy by Leigh's mother, Barbara Turner, and very sensitively directed by Ulu Grosbard, is a tough-minded look at show business and families. [10 Jan 1996] Read full review
Directed by Ulu Grosbard, who has never done a better job of filling the screen with superb acting, and shows great ingenuity at interweaving music with other aspects of the story. Read full review
Performed to maximum effect by a host of top-flight actors, Ulu Grosbard's strong character study is knit together by a tense subtext that underlies even the calmest moments. Read full review
A complex, deeply knowledgeable story about a truly lost soul and her downward spiral. Read full review
On the one hand, Georgia is extremely painful; on the other, there's joy in the enterprise. [12 Dec 1995] Read full review
Georgia is not an easy film, but in the American independent arena, it outperforms everything in sight. Read full review
The result is a film as maddening and unpredictable as the character herself, held together by a fierce, risk-taking performance and flashes of overwhelming honesty. Read full review
It's still a good [movie], with its self-contained world of concert arenas and smoky clubs and sad, weird people who linger in the mind. Read full review
a painful though sadly humorous portrait of sisterhood deftly written by Leigh's mom, Barbara Turner, and directed with just-right spareness by Ulu Grosbard. [08 Dec 1995] Read full review
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