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What a lovely film this is, so gentle and whimsical, so simple and profound.Full Review
It's not a perfect movie, and it does not aspire to be a great one. It's just wonderful.Full Review
Not since Woody Allen's "Radio Days" has anyone created such a cinematic Valentine to the wonderfully imaginative medium of radio as A Prairie Home Companion.Full Review
Both magical and consistently joyous. The director, Robert Altman, and the writer, Garrison Keillor, have, against all odds, transmuted the fatigued public radio institution into a lovely fable about mortality, fleeting fame, fondness for the past and the ineffable beauty of life in the present.Full Review
