Monday, January 25, 2016

'Weiner': Sundance Review

'Weiner': Sundance Review

January 25, 2016 'Weiner': Sundance Review , 0 Comments


By John DeFore, Jan 24, 2016 Hollywood Reporter

Plenty of Americans would be perfectly happy never to hear the name Anthony Weiner again; some will never tire of it, especially the last part. But Sundance has never had a prohibition against political docs delivered years after people might be asking for them (see, or don't: 2013's The World According to Dick Cheney; 2014's Mitt), and the thing about Weiner is, it would be a captivating tragicomedy no matter what year it came out. Trumped-up scrutiny over what Elyse Steinberg and Josh Kriegman's film has to say about Hillary Clinton will flit away — despite co-starring one of her closest aides, it has next to nothing to say about the reasons to support or oppose her. But some of the things it demonstrates about political humans in general, and this scandal-tainted one specifically, should suffice to draw moviegoers when it hits theaters in May.  
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