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Farewell to Hollywood (2013)

A nonfiction fairytale about love, death, art and the letting go.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2013
Language
- English
Duration
- 90 mins
Director
- Henry Corra
- Regina Nicholson
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Robert Abele 12 Mar 2015

Are we witnessing a life celebrated? Or intrusiveness tolerated and the end of life fetishized?

John DeFore 25 Feb 2015

This film complements rather than duplicating the recent fest title "Butterfly Girl," which also refused to settle for generic notions of bravery and endurance to hone in on an individual teen's specific experience of illness.

Diego Semerene 25 Feb 2015

It suggests that a disease isn't a product of one single person's body, but the eruption of an entire family history of unarticulated desire.

Diana Clarke 24 Feb 2015

[A] bizarre and wonderful doc that's pitched like a home movie but crafted with fine, poignant sensibilities.