Director:
Nicole HolofcenerGuión:
Nicole HolofcenerCámara:
Xavier GrobetMúsica:
Marcelo ZarvosReparto:
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, James Gandolfini, Toni Collette, Catherine Keener, Ben Falcone, Toby Huss, Michaela Watkins, Eve Hewson, Amy Landecker, Rick Irwin (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Eva (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), una madre divorciada que sigue sin casarse, pasa los días disfrutando de su trabajo como masajista aunque atemorizada por la inminente partida de su hija hacia la universidad. Eva conoce a Albert (James Gandolfini), un hombre dulce, divertido y afín a ella, que también tiene que lidiar con un nido vacío. Mientras su idilio florece rápidamente, Eva hace amistad con Marianne (Catherine Keener), su nueva clienta. Marianne es una bella poetisa que parece "casi perfecta" salvo por una destacada cualidad: no deja de sacar faltas a su ex marido. De repente, Eva empieza a albergar dudas acerca de su propia relación con Albert cuando conoce la verdad sobre el ex esposo de Marianne. (20th Century Fox España)
(más)Reseñas (2)
A pretty pleasant and chill flick that will neither offend nor excite you. In terms of atmosphere, it felt the closest to Gilmore Girls. You simply sit down on the bar stool, have a cup of coffee and chill while watching TV. What else do you need when you get back from home totally exhausted but a movie that is based on life and that will provide you with pleasant entertainment?
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It's kind of strange to watch James Gandolfini, knowing that he's passed away. On the other hand, it's great to see him as a mature actor who can transform from a mobster into a man who convincingly handles romance, both comedically and dramatically. Enough Said is a film that aligns with the current trend of modern dramedies, which are intelligent, naturally acted, and generally aim to appeal to a wide range of the viewer's emotions. The film succeeds largely due to the performances of the actors, though the story does stumble here and there.
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