Sixty Six

You don't have to be Jewish to appreciate its genuine fondness for the claustrophobic warmth of family life among working-class people apprehensively inching their way toward upward mobility. Full Review

Charts a sentimental struggle toward manhood with period-appropriate charm. Full Review

While mazel tovs are due for efficient playing and execution, predictable script seldom scores big laughs. Full Review

On the plus side is a good cast, including Eddie Marsan and Helena Bonham Carter as Bernie's hapless parents and Stephen Rea as a sympathetic doctor. Full Review

Instead of depicting a boy's first steps toward manhood -- ceremony aside -- it turns into an uninvolving portrait of self-absorption. Full Review