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The Ballad of the Sad Cafe (1991)

A small-town eccentric opens a café in her decaying home.

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Alex K 12 Apr 2014

My Favorite Romance Film Is 1997's Titanic.

Private U 11 Aug 2008

Fascinating to watch, but when it's over you have to ask yourself, "WTF just happened?"

John M 11 Feb 2011

A strange and wonderful Southern Gothic. A masterful performance by Vanessa Redgrave - one of her absolute best - with Keith Carradine and particularly Cork Hubbart strong supporting. Director Simon Callow balances the material so it steers clear of outright melodrama, infusing it with a palpable eerie atmosphere of the deep South. A masterpiece.

Jonathan Rosenbaum 08 Feb 2010

Even if you can't quite swallow the material, it's a searing experience.