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In observing the reality of this relationship, Wang contemplates the "generation gap" in modern societies all over the world. His film quietly, carefully, movingly observes how these two people of the same blood will never be able to understand each other, and the younger one won't even care to.Full Review
A spare, controlled study in communication gaps and a piercing sketch of suburban American loneliness.Full Review
Rich in revealing detail and apt in its use of everyday Spokane settings, A Thousand Years of Good Prayers shows that Wang remains a master explorer of the landscape of the human heart.Full Review
The movie is almost willfully dull, for its real subject is everything we never say to our parents, or they to us.Full Review
Has a jangly, improvisational tone, with nuanced moments of humor and pathos.Full Review
