
RogerEbert.com
Language Lessons is an emotionally intricate watch that didn’t need manufactured drama to make an impact.
Full reviewA Spanish teacher and her student develop an unexpected friendship in the feature directorial debut from actor Natalie Morales (Parks and Recreation), who also stars alongside Mark Duplass.
Language Lessons is an emotionally intricate watch that didn’t need manufactured drama to make an impact.
Full reviewInstead of making Cariño and Adam interesting, Duplass and Morales make things happen to them.
Full reviewMorales and Duplass have the chemistry and the acting chops to carry this unexpectedly moving film...
Full reviewMorales' winning Language Lessons offers one of the best uses of the format yet, a “Zoom film” that utilises its constraints to craft an intimate, expressive two-hander...
Full reviewThere’s little effort to make the film appear traditionally cinematic in a way that’s ultimately truer to the material.
Full reviewFeel-good yet not cloying, Language Lessons wraps its comforting graciousness around you and says, “No estás solo / You are not alone.”
Full reviewAs a performer, Morales is laughably smart, sympathetic, and engaging, and what’s so clever about Language Lessons is the deployment of that allure.
Full reviewHad the film trusted its self-imposed minimalism a little more, it might have been a lot more successful as a character study.
Full reviewLanguage Lessons... is a small-scale debut but one graced with charm and genuine heart.
Full reviewLanguage Lessons is available to stream in Australia now on Google Play and Apple TV and Prime Video Store.
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