Rabbit Hole

Sad event, stultifying film

A young married couple goes from the land of the lucky to the land of the scarred and shattered when their 4-year-old son is killed by a car, right in front of the house. "Rabbit Hole," based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by David Lindsay-Abaire, deals with the aftermath of tragedy, about what happens months down the line, when all the formalities are long over. Everything that can be done has been done, and all that's left is a huge hole where there once was life.
The movie's area of inquiry is essentially undramatic, a tale told in a minor key, but it's sensitive and illuminates areas of experience that usually go unexplored. [...]

di Mick La Salle, articolo completo (4044 caratteri spazi inclusi) su San Francisco Chronicle 24 dicembre 2010