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The Reception (2005)

The complex relationship between a wealthy French woman and her best friend a, gay black American, is thrown into turmoil when her estranged daughter comes to visit them with her new husband for the weekend in upstate New York. Through a series of drunken evenings and daytime squabbles it becomes apparent that no one involved is what they seem.

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Lawrence Van Gelder 16 Dec 2015

It's an intimate chamber piece, dialogue-heavy and at times claustrophobic, but the four central characters are so deftly sketched, and their shifting alliances so intricately choreographed, that the film never feels talky or staged. The actors are consistently excellent.

Maitland McDonagh 24 Mar 2007

Their subtle, complex performances could put far more experienced and better-known actors to shame.

Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone 18 Aug 2005

The dialog and the performances are smarter than your typical soap opera, but this earns a lukewarm reception from me.

Chris Barsanti 07 Aug 2005

there's no mistaking the script's irksome thinness

Lou Lumenick 31 Aug 2006

Clever, racially and sexually provocative variation on "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"