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Proof (1991)

Martin, a young blind photographer, is divided between his friendship with restaurant worker Andy and the exclusive love that Celia—who is terribly jealous of this new friendship—has for him.

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Wally Hammond 09 Feb 2006

Sadly, the impact of the clever parallelogram of emotional and philosophical concerns in Auburn and Rebecca Miller's screenplay is deadened by the director's overly literal -- mechanical -- cinematic interpretation.

Laura Clifford 15 Sep 2005

..hasn't shaken the feel of its floorboards, [but Auburn's] characters still come alive with complex relationships that hang in the balance of every exchange of his words.

Christina D 04 Oct 2007

Really good, and I hate math. Based on a Pulitzer Prize winning script, and Paltrow played her part on stage for a while before the movie. They did a great job with the transition from stage to screen. It's really more about intense emotion, family relationships, and the subjectivity of sanity than math... very well done.

Karina Montgomery 16 Jan 2006

It's a quiet kind of triumph. I know no one saw it but I hope more people will.

Jay H 05 Jun 2011

I didn't find it. I wrote it. You should have trusted me. Outstanding