Starry Night
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Robert Abele
The cumulative effect is more that of a handsomely crafted museum piece than a moving, emotional journey.
Jeannette Catsoulis
Tom Shu-Yu Lin tackles death, divorce, loneliness and first love with the eye of a painter and the heart of a child.
Tom Keogh
A somewhat clunky family movie about childhood escapism, alternating a little too conveniently between the grim and the adorable.
Andrew Schenker
[Lin] can't make up for the fact that the film wants to say more about the fragility of childhood than it's capable of communicating through its characters and their delicate, perpetually uncertain situations.
Anita Li
A whimsical coming-of-age tale that takes a common theme - growing pains - and transforms it through exquisitely rendered CG effects and a heartfelt storyline.
Critic reviews
Robert Abele
The cumulative effect is more that of a handsomely crafted museum piece than a moving, emotional journey.
Jeannette Catsoulis
Tom Shu-Yu Lin tackles death, divorce, loneliness and first love with the eye of a painter and the heart of a child.
Tom Keogh
A somewhat clunky family movie about childhood escapism, alternating a little too conveniently between the grim and the adorable.
Andrew Schenker
[Lin] can't make up for the fact that the film wants to say more about the fragility of childhood than it's capable of communicating through its characters and their delicate, perpetually uncertain situations.
Anita Li
A whimsical coming-of-age tale that takes a common theme - growing pains - and transforms it through exquisitely rendered CG effects and a heartfelt storyline.
Cast and credits
| Actors | Sally Kirkland, Brian Drillinger, David Abbott, Lisa Waltz, Lou Wagner, Lesley Woods |
| Producers | Paul Davids, Hollace Davids |
| Director | Paul Davids |
| Writers | Paul Davids |
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English
Rental period
Start within 30 days, finish within 24 hours.
Run time
98 minutes
Rating
PG-13
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