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Too Late (2016)

Private investigator Mel Sampson is tasked with tracking down the whereabouts of a missing woman from his own past.

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Kathy Fennessy 17 Aug 2017

Against all odds, first-time feature director Dennis Hauck has made a film that's as gimmicky as hell-shot on 35 mm in five unbroken 20-minute takes-and yet it becomes more involving as it goes along.

Sara Stewart 30 Mar 2016

Too Late is a good-looking gimmick of a movie, one that will only be shown in theaters on 35mm film. Old-school advocate Quentin Tarantino would be proud — as he should be, since this noir starring John Hawkes feels like a big old valentine to him.

Brendan N 15 Jan 2017

John Hawkes is always good, and the movie is interestingly shot. The way the story unfolds is also intriguing for the most part. I should have liked it more, I just didn't.

Ken Eisner 27 Apr 2016

This thing is mildly tasty, but no one will say it's organic.

David Lewis 06 Apr 2016

The puzzle pieces of Hauck's brain-teaser don't always come together perfectly, but there's no denying it's infectious fun.