Everybody Says I'm Fine!

Name: Everybody Says I'm Fine!
Genre: Drama
Released: May 16, 2003
Duration: 103 min
Rating: 50

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Panorama Entertainment | Release Date: May 16, 2003 | Unrated

Summary: Set in an upscale salon in one of the toniest neighborhoods in Bombay, this is the story of a hairdresser named Xen who read his clients' minds while he coiffs their hair.

Director: Rahul Bose

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Unrated

Runtime: 103 min

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Doug Brunell

Even the most learned moviegoer won't see where this story is going, and that's part of its charm. The characters have a depth to them that is rarely seen these days. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

Takes a darkly daring tack that pays off handsomely, providing wholly unexpected dimension that reveals the full measure of Bose's imagination and skill. Smartly designed and richly photographed, this film is an idiosyncratic charmer -- and a lot more. Read full review

Ken Eisner

Too stylistically scattered to appeal to all tastes…but its unique combo of slick art direction, sweet romance, supercharged eros, low comedy and out-there melodrama –-- Read full review

Jon Strickland

Bose does a good job of keeping his melancholy tales loose with wry humor, and while not all of the episodes are successful, at their best they show real empathy for the complex lives of India's modern middle class. Read full review

Roger Ebert

Too cluttered and busy, but as a glimpse into the affluent culture of a country with economic extremes, it's intriguing. Occasionally it's funny and moving, too. Read full review

Fred Camper

Stylish color schemes make this pleasing to look at, though the uneven narrative is both a minus and a plus--in one of the best scenes, beggars do an impromptu celebratory dance in the salon. Read full review

David Sterritt

The consequences aren't remotely as comic as they're meant to be. Read full review

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