Me Without You Critic Reviews

Friendship matters to those of us who still claim membership in the human race, and Goldbacher's merciless autopsy on it is both illuminating and dispiriting.Read the full review

Rich, finely judged, gorgeously acted movie.Read the full review

Has a bracing truth that's refreshing after the phoniness of female-bonding pictures like "Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood."Read the full review

Michelle Williams turns in a performance that is seamless, canny and artistically mature.Read the full review

A powerful new film from British writer-director Sandra Goldbacher.Read the full review

Offers a clear-eyed chronicle of a female friendship that is more complex and honest than anything represented in a Hollywood film.Read the full review

The two appealingly played central characters and the film's enjoyable evocation of the 1970s and '80s keep it buoyant and diverting.Read the full review

An engaging, straightforward narrative about two childhood playmates and the stages of their friendship from 1973 to 2001.Read the full review

Under its drab contemporary trappings, the movie, is really a Jane Austen-like moral parable in which goodness is rewarded and selfishness punished.Read the full review