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Lilting (2014)

A young man of Chinese-Cambodian descent dies, leaving behind his isolated mother and his lover of four years. Though the two don't share a language, they grow close through their grief.

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David Noh 25 Sep 2014

With his single-minded goal to overwhelm the audience with mournful melancholy, Hong Khaou makes a crucial rookie filmmaker's mistake, favoring mood over matter too strenuously.

Derek Smith 28 Sep 2015

[Lilting] wears its heart on its sleeve, but without bleeding too much, and is overly square and precise, but also a welcome reprieve from the irony-prone fair that most often fills our cinemas.

Vadim Rizov 24 Sep 2014

Khaou’s avoidance of visual fireworks and his attempt to barrel through his own script in such a workmanlike fashion has the side effect of letting his actors down.

Dave Calhoun 04 Aug 2014

There are times when it feels underpowered or unfocused... but this is an intelligent, sensitive debut.

Alex Heeney 14 Aug 2017

It's occasionally a bit on the nose, but [Lilting] an often moving exploration of how we connect - or fail to -with other people through language.