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‘Tender Loving Care’ Review: Mike Leigh’s Tale of Social Workers, Lonely Hearts and Dementia Should Have Been a Fuller Portrait
Leigh doesn’t make any wrong moves here; just about every scene in the movie plays. Yet "Tender Loving Care" builds (or maybe I should say recedes) to something more schematic than it is powerful.
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The review notes that Mike Leigh’s film “Tender Loving Care” is well‑crafted, with every scene functioning effectively. However, the critic argues that the movie ultimately feels more schematic than powerful.
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