“…a tale of two men being manipulated, and possibly loved, by a powerful and conflicted woman.”

“…inflates one man’s privileged angst to mythical status.”

“An intriguing detour for Elaine May…”

“…carves out a truly unique space in the gap that exists between agnostic Hollywood filmmaking and church-funded, faith-based indies.”

“There is one clear target for Buñuel that crosses all ideological lines: hypocrisy.”

“…a nightclub lament.”

“Tomlin is undone by much of the dialogue, even when you get a sense she’s putting her own brash spin on it.”

“…holds you in a vice for much of its running time, and how could it not?”

“…zeroes in on humanity in the singular.”

“…a quiet punch to the gut, a reminder that tranquil domesticity should never be taken for granted.”