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Central Station (1998)

An emotional journey of a former school teacher, who writes letters for illiterate people, and a young boy, whose mother has just died, as they search for the father he never knew.

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Elvis Mitchell 31 Mar 2010

There's plenty of room for sentimentality here, but the wonder of Salles' film is all in the telling.

AnderV. 16 Mar 2006

Very deep. A beautiful and touch history.

Jean Oppenheimer 07 Dec 2009

But in a calculated move that pays off handsomely, the picture's remarkable power is reserved for the end, when the intertwining themes coalesce in an extraordinarily satisfying and stirring way.

James Berardinelli 13 Dec 2013

A touching, well-made motion picture whose only real flaw lies in the overfamiliar storyline.

Peter Rainer 07 Mar 2002

In this otherwise rather schematic swatch of social catharsis, Brazil's Fernanda Montenegro gives the best performance by an actress I've seen all year.