Movie Review for Afterglow

Summary: An unhappy wife becomes romantically entangled with her handyman, while the handyman's wife becomes involved with the unhappy wife's spouse.

                         Reviews of Afterglow
By Philip Martin of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (7/0)
            Christie is a revelation, a lilting, charming schemer ... She alone is reason enough to see this ...

By Roger Ebert of Chicago Sun-Times (7/0)
            How mysterious and intriguing some performances can be.

By Emanuel Levy of EmanuelLevy.Com (7/0)
            The still strkingly beautiful Julie Christie renders such as glowing performance that she alone j...

By Ed Kelleher of Film Journal International (7/0)
            Rudolph cares for his characters rather than patronizing their often foolish behavior.

By Doug Hennessy of filmcritic.com (7/0)
            As far as a plot, Afterglow really doesn’t have one

By Steve Rhodes of Internet Reviews (7/0)
            Certain to invoke conversations afterwards, the film exercises viewers' minds and emotions.

                         Reviews of Afterglow
By Michael Dequina of Mr. Brown's Movies (6/1)
            Alan Rudolph's romantic roundelay sounds a lot more interesting than it plays.

By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat of Spirituality and Practice (7/0)
            In exploring the breakdown of two marriages, Alan Rudolph returns to his anatomy of the dynamics ...

Movie Distributors
Sony Pictures Classics

Production Companies
Rain City Inc

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