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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
It turns out a success, tempering its farfetched scenario with enough restraint and believability to pass for a modest parable of modern manners. Read full review
Sam Garbarski's use of slow-motion shots is pretentious, and he paces the film too slowly. But he captures the seedy side of London, giving you a feel for Soho during the day when sunshine exposes a cheap gaudiness. Read full review
Genially preposterous and pleasantly diverting, it balances calculation against humanity and generally comes out on top. Read full review
Marianne Faithfull is unforgettable as a middle-class, middle-aged frump in Sam Garbarski's crowd-pleasing comedy-drama Irina Palm. Read full review
Irina Palm is, for the most part, a phony trifle, but at its heart, somehow, is a real and fascinating person. Read full review
It is, however, a baby boomer's treat to see Faithfull, romancer of Mick Jagger back in the day and a pop siren in her own right, show her qualities as an actor. One is hopeful she'll find her way to other, better projects. Read full review
Doesn't deliver on a lot of fronts. But then again it gives us full-on Faithfull, who manages to bare herself completely without ever actually getting undressed. Read full review
Plays like a throwback to gritty-but-softhearted English dramas of the 1980s like "Mona Lisa" and "Sammy and Rosie Get Laid." Read full review
Astonishingly, pic reaped hearty guffaws at Berlinale press show, suggesting this might play best in Europe, but Anglophone auds are more likely to give Palm the thumbs down. Read full review
Nobody can reduce tawdry material to doddering quaintness like the British, but this staggeringly inane joint effort of U.K., Belgian, French, German, and Luxembourgian film financing represents a true coalition of the witless. Read full review
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… naughty with a side of cozy adorability. Read full review