Rachel sta per sposarsi

Jonathan Demme's film weds bitter and sweet in a fraught family situation ably presented by screenwriter Jenny Lumet, and Hathaway shines

The Internet Movie Database, the mighty monarch of cinema sites, lists more than 600 films with the word "wedding" in the title. And no wonder. Where else can the passions of the moment, and recriminations born of unresolved family issues, mix to create the kind of emotional wallop that the best kind of cinema thrives on?
And so it is with Jonathan Demme's exceptional "Rachel Getting Married." Though the word "wedding" isn't in the title, the film centers on the days and nights surrounding that fateful ceremony, as it examines the complex push-pull of families that don't always get what they want but just might get what they need. [...]

di Kenneth Turan, articolo completo (5238 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 3 ottobre 2008