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“Frances Ha” is the utterly charming, often hilarious and surprisingly moving new film from writer-director Noah Baumbach. The effervescent Greta Gerwig, both as co-writer and performer, gives the ...

If “Frances Ha” is what nepotism looks like, let’s hear it for family trees. Consider: The writer-director of this small, gemlike coming-of-age comedy is Noah Baumbach, son of former Village Voice ...

USA TODAY Review%3A *** 1/2 out of 4 Stars%3A Greta Gerwig%2C Mickey Sumner%2C Adam Driver Rated R%3B runtime%3A 1 hour%2C 26 minutes%3B opens Friday in select cities In Frances Ha, Greta Gerwig's ...

I got the chance to see Noah Baumbach’s new movie Frances Ha a few weeks back and, along with Richard Linklater's Before Midnight, it’s my favorite film so far this year. Both stories have beautifully ...

Brecken Hunter Wellborn (he/him) is an educator and critic based in Dallas, Texas. He holds a Master of Arts in Critical Media Studies and teaches film studies. His writing and research areas include ...

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A slight and largely charming portrait of post-college woes, Noah Baumbach‘s deceptively simple “Frances Ha” is breezier than any of his previous ventures and indeed features considerably less ...

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Filmmakers are the parents of their characters in more ways than one; artists don’t just give birth, they also have to guide their creations through life. Some filmmakers are too quick to punish flaws ...

Aiming for lightness but landing with a thud, “Frances Ha” is a well-meaning blunder. Director Noah Baumbach‘s ode to Brooklyn twentysomething life is a flibbertigibbet fable that, like a ...