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Everyone’s avoiding the bitter truth in smart, authentic film ‘You Hurt My Feelings’

Julia Louis-Dreyfus delivers smashingly good work as a novelist who overhears her husband being bluntly honest.

Chicago Sun-Times · May 24, 2023

Julia Louis-Dreyfus knows AI can't write rom-coms like You Hurt My Feelings

Julia-Louis-Dreyfuss believes her new movie, You Hurt My Feelings, couldn't be written by anyone or anything other than writer/director Nicole Holofcener.

WhatToWatch · May 23, 2023

Movie review: 'You Hurt My Feelings' joins canon of great NYC-set relationship films

Writer/director Nicole Holofcener is one of the great chroniclers of the micro dramas and minor injustices that make up the tapestry of our relationships, and thereby, of life itself. It’s an increasingly rare thing, in the current cinematic landscape, to see films like this, that tease apart the delicate intricacies…

Tribune News Service · May 23, 2023

You Hurt My Feelings review – Nicole Holofcener delivers another winner

The smart, observant writer-director reunites with a never-better Julia Louis-Dreyfus for a funny and piercing film about honesty in relationships

The Guardian - US · Jan 23, 2023

Indie film is at a crossroads. And Sundance is full of ‘canaries in the coal mine’

When the Sundance Film Festival last came to Park City, it was the Before Times. Before COVID-19 drastically altered billions of lives, yes. But also before the carefully cultivated entertainment industry ecosystem of which the festival is a part was wildly upended.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 19, 2023

From Barbie to Creed III: the 2023 films Guardian writers are most excited about

The next 12 months offers a wide range of tantalising new movies. Here are the ones our critics are most intrigued about

The Guardian - US · Jan 5, 2023

Sundance Film Festival unveils lineup for 2023 edition

Documentaries about Brooke Shields, Judy Blume and Michael J

The Independent UK · Dec 7, 2022

Appreciation: Anne Heche was an extraordinary actor. The movies never really figured her out

One of Anne Heche's greatest performances can be found in "Birth" (2004), Jonathan Glazer's magnificently eerie drama about love, grief and the insidious power of suggestion. She enters the movie early, with long brown hair — a departure from the short blond cuts that had become a signature look —…

Los Angeles Times · Aug 13, 2022