September

"Allen's riskiest film yet. It's a small, tightly disciplined drama about love, friendship and family." 

"Allen's direction shows admirable economy both in establishing and sustaining mood, and in clearly delineating the claustrophobic parameters of his characters' emotional lives." 

"We can clearly see the people we are not in love with, but when we look at the people we love, we see only what we choose to see (...) [It] is the first movie in a long time that has been able to listen that closely (…) Rating: ★★★½ (out of 4)" 

"A beautiful, carefully composed work, with Wiest and Stritch creating the most powerful characters. Farrow shines, too, in a difficult role (…) Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)" 

"The situation is a bit precious at times, but the central conflict between daughter Mia Farrow and her mother Elaine Stritch is fresh and compelling."