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  • Irene In Time
  • Opened June 19, 2009 | Runtime:1 hr. 35 min.
  • PG-13
    thematic elements and some sexual content
  • Henry Jaglom’s "Irene in Time" explores the complex relationships between fathers and daughters, and the potential consequences years later on the grown women's relationships to the men in their lives. Starring Tanna Frederick (“Hollywood Dreams”), Read More
  • Cast: Tanna Frederick, Andrea Marcovicci, Victoria Tennant, Karen Black, Lanre Idewu
  • Director: Henry Jaglom
  • Genres: Drama

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Irene In Time Recent Fan Reviews

  • No

    Irene in Time

    by Rich S

    What a dissappointment! The trailors were better than the actual movie. Purportedly a study of a young girls search for love in the image of her much adored "daddy", it is actaully three threads woven indiscriminantly and artlessly in the neurotic haze of West LA. One thread portrayed as a collection of self-absorbed women kvetching about their experiences with "men" as if these could be lumped into some characteristic game or technique. The other is a maudlin set of sequences overacted and unintentionally funny in which reminences and romantic ideals are conflated in dreamlike fashion to end predictably in Frederick's character's dismay. A kind of Charlie Brown in the dating world thread. Finally these motifs are punctuated with a few "group therapy" scenes that I supposed were inserted mock-umentary style to give "meaning" to the "story"; get it? One wonders if the Director was present during the filming or just showed up in the cutting room later. The dialogue is awful. Save your $

  • Must Go!

    IRENE IN TIME

    I heard the piano first and turned to my daughter and said, "that sounds like Harriet Schock on piano," and I kind of chuckled. Of course she didn't know who Harriet was or what I was talking about. Then the first picture in the studio, and I said, "Hey, that looks like Harriet. That is Harriet." I really set up. "What's going on here."

    As it turned out, what a wonderful Father's Day the movie made. And as critical as I am, I must say that the movie was inspiring, emotional, touching, reflective and so entertaining. In fact, there was a moment when I said to myself, "you'd better not cry in here."

    The photograph was excellent. The acting, simply superb. The story and the way it was delivered were more than palpable. So before you have to wait in line, go now and see IRENE IN TIME. For me, I wish you the best of reviews. Great job!

  • Must Go!

    Irene in Time: A movie with soul.

    Irene in Time is a real emotional roller coaster ride. As the movie began I immediately started to care for the characters and because of its at times fly on the wall documentary style this movie really pulled me in and made me feel like I was right there in the middle of the story struggling along with these characters on their journey. The movies star Tanna Frederick is simply phenomenal.

    Most of the songs in the movie are written by Harriet Schock and performed by Harriet and her band. The songs and their performances are the foundation on which 'Irene in Time' is built. Schock's song 'Dancing With My Father' is especially powerful and provides a stirring backdrop to the movies emotional conclusion.

    Overall this is definitely not your typical Hollywood movie, it is a movie with soul. It pulled me right in and lingered with me long afterwards.

    This was the first Henry Jaglom movie I've seen and I loved it so much that now I can't wait to go and rent his other movies

Irene In Time Critic Reviews

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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.

  • 70
    L.A. Weekly | Scott Foundas

    Moments of genuine insight alternate freely with those of banal psychologizing,...

  • 60
    Los Angeles Times |

    Like its central character, Henry Jaglom's 16th feature is gangly and graceful,...

  • 50
    Variety |

    Breezy and indulgent, his is a style that lives or dies on the appeal of his...

  • 50
    New York Post | V.A. Musetto

    Has some witty dialogue and sprightly performances by Karen Black, Andrea...

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