Monuments

Name: Monuments
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Comedy
Released: June 4, 2021
Duration: 94 min
Rating: 55
Cast: David Pasquesi, David Sullivan, Ira Amyx, Javier Muñoz, Joel Murray

2021

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Row House Films | Release Date: June 4, 2021 | Not Rated

Starring: David Pasquesi, David Sullivan, Ira Amyx, Javier Muñoz, Joel Murray, Keith Kupferer, Marguerite Moreau, Paulina Olszynski, Rivkah Reyes, Sahar Dika, Shunori Ramanathan, Thomas Kelly

Summary: A grieving widower travels cross-country in a stolen pick-up truck, determined to scatter his wife's ashes in Chicago.

Director: Jack C. Newell

Genre(s): Adventure, Drama, Comedy

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 94 min

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Richard Roeper

Jun 4, 2021

With an almost circus-like score setting the tone, a supernatural touch and a terrific ensemble cast playing characters that range from the eccentric to the deeply eccentric, Monuments is at times grounded, at times almost hallucinogenic — and always smart and entertaining. Read full review

Andrew Stover

Jun 4, 2021

In Monuments, the comedy outweighs the drama, for better and worse. For better because Sullivan is an engaging comedic presence, at once gawky, twitterpated, and restless. For worse, because the ending does not have nearly as much emotional effect as it probably should. Read full review

Jessica Kiang

Jun 4, 2021

There’s not a lot here that’s wholly new, and the film’s tone of melancholy, offbeat uplift signals from the outset that we shouldn’t expect any grand revelations. Instead its pleasures come in smaller packages. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Peter Sobczynski

Jun 4, 2021

What could have been a powerful, timely, and potentially funny meditation on the grieving process is instead a work that's about as thin and flavorless as a gum wrapper. Read full review

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