Oh Canada Review: Sincere Drama About Mortality Boasts Great Richard Gere & Uma Thurman Performances

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Towards the end of life, it’s common for people to examine their legacy and reflect on the decisions they’ve made throughout the years. With this type of introspection, feelings of pride often emerge when thinking about accomplishments. There are also moments when deep regret comes to the forefront thanks to secrets that have been buried. Director Paul Schrader took to filmmaking to examine these concepts on the deathbed. Adapted from the 2021 novel, Foregone, by Russell Brooks, Oh, Canada feels like a deeply personal reflection on death. With sincerity and style, Schrader offers a thoughtful film about life and legacy.
Patrice Witherspoon

Oh Canada Review: Sincere Drama About Mortality Boasts Great Richard Gere & Uma Thurman Performances

A hazzy, albeit sincere drama about legacy and truth

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