Walking and Talking

Name: Walking and Talking
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance
Released: July 17, 1996
Duration: 86 min
Rating: 68
Cast: Anne Heche, Catherine Keener

1996

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Miramax Home Entertainment | Release Date: July 17, 1996 | R

Starring: Anne Heche, Catherine Keener

Summary: This comedy follows the hilarious antics of four friends looking for love in the '90s. (BV Entertainment)

Director: Nicole Holofcener

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy, Romance

Rating: R

Runtime: 86 min

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Janet Maslin

Concentrating on the fine-tuned trivia that fuels so much television comedy, it also creates two bright, appealing heroines and watches them face life's little insults with fresh, disarming humor. Read full review

Alison Macor

Rarely does a first film depict characters who seem so comfortably familiar, and even less frequently are these characters three-dimensional women. Read full review

Empire Deborah Brown

Only once dipping into huggy sentimentality, we are happily spared the run-of-the-mill best mates saga the premise threatens. Instead this is a deeper and wonderfully engrossing picture with characters easy to sympathise with Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Staff(not credited)

If the very idea of another movie about a bunch of overprivileged thirtysomethings and their relationships has you reaching for your revolver, Nicole Holofcener's winning debut feature will come as a pleasant surprise. Read full review

Jonathan Rosenbaum

Reasonably lifelike and nicely acted (Keener is especially good), but otherwise nothing special, this is an OK light comedy. Read full review

Karen Schoemer

Holofcener has a wonderful breezy touch. She hides life issues in such sweet moments, you barely notice them as they go down. Read full review

Rita Kempley

Writer-director Nicole Holofcener's earnest first feature is a low-budget comedy drawn from the pages of her own dear diary. Most women have sense enough to burn theirs. Read full review

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