Sharon F. (Shar) from AVON PARK, FL
Reviewed on 8/24/2022...
A great movie about finding yourself and your way.
3 of 3 member(s) found this review helpful.
Belinda S. (niara) from NEW YORK, NY
Reviewed on 3/31/2021...
Beautiful, sweet film. Second chances, new chances, forgiveness. You start out thinking, whoah, what the heck is going on -- but give it a chance. You'll have to suspend belief a bit, but stay with it. Wonderfully nuanced performances. A beautiful story and acted by professionals who know what they're doing. Two Academy Award winners in William Hurt and Eddie Redmayne. I was shocked by how much I was touched by this film. A gentle and slow pacing. The film took its time telling the story, and we are the better for it.
3 of 4 member(s) found this review helpful.
MARLENE B. (Marly)
Reviewed on 8/31/2011...
The following comes from the description when posting on a sale site:
Oscar-winner William Hurt stars in this drama as an ex-con who seeks redemption and reconciliation after he serves his six-year sentence. He contemplates returning to an old love (Maria Bello), and along the way he meets an angst-ridden teenager (TWILIGHT's Kristen Stewart) and the young man (SAVAGE GRACE's Eddie Redmayne) she rides with, and the three form an interesting bond. THE YELLOW HANDKERCHIEF arrives with a fine pedigree; it was directed by Udayan Prasad (MY SON THE FANATIC), produced by Arthur Cohn (CENTRAL STATION), and shot by Chris Menges (NOTES ON A SCANDAL).
5 of 6 member(s) found this review helpful.