Review: Duplass Brothers' "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" is a special, delicately powerful experience
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Film Rating: A–
“Jeff, Who Lives at Home” is a wonderful little film about people escaping a rut of melancholy. It is subtle, honest, and personal, built around real human emotions uncomplicated by manufactured sentiment or a convoluted narrative.
Well, maybe a little convoluted, as a simple errand to find wood-glue becomes a life-changing experience fo…
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