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Please Give (2010)

In New York City, a husband and wife butt heads with the granddaughters of the elderly woman who lives in the apartment the couple owns.

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Josh Larsen 05 May 2010

Holofcener explores the contemporary female experience with a camera that is at once empathetic and merciless.

JK F 09 Jun 2010

Nicole Holofcener follows up the excellent and vastly underrated 'Friends With Money' with this tale that possibly cements her career as a female cross between Woody Allen and the Neil LaBute of old. The plot can't really be discussed as it was clearly a device to hang the characters on and to discuss themes of guilt, regret and connection. The performances were all pretty immediate and work successfully as an ensemble. Catherine Keener's familiar brittleness never gets old, but didn't overshadow the other players, most notably Amanda Peet in what has to be a career-best turn. While visually pretty uninteresting (not a drawback) the pacing, editing and direction were top-notch; the characters pretty much flew off the screen. This film lingers long after it's finished; thankfully, it was definitely worth savouring.

Kimberly Gadette 03 Jun 2010

While the characters contend with their precarious self-images, we can't help but reflect on ourselves as well. To borrow a cautionary phrase about that mirror: 'Objects may appear closer than they are.'

Neum D 01 Jul 2010

Well done portrayal of humans, the different types of humans, how the same event can affect two people differently... I cried. It is enough to just have a good heart in this world, in spite of what it takes to be "successful" in the world. It is challenging to accept that when you imagine others are happier than you. I loved the scene where she met a group of people who were kind and gentle with each other and her and how that made her cry because she wasn't used to it. However, perhaps to its faultless downfall, I got to see the trailer for I Am Love starring Tilda Swinton which kind of left me giddy and distracted. But the more I think about Please Give, the more I like it. There's a lot to this one and I don't want to write about it in case I spoil anything for anyone.

Jason Anderson 12 May 2010

The film's premise yields a story that's insightful and engaging while touching on many other matters of love and money.