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‘The First Taste of Loneliness’ Review: A Sentimental but Affecting Study of Family Life After Bereavement
Chinese director Gu You's 'The First Taste of Loneliness' is too often maudlin, but rights itself whenever it focuses on everyday details.
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Chinese director Gu You caps his “Landscape” trilogy with a film that follows three generations of grieving women, offering a portrait of family life after bereavement. While the conclusion sometimes veers into maudlin sentiment, it recovers whenever it zeroes in on ordinary, everyday details.
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