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At last, a film about proper women who aren’t just drippily searching for love

27 July 2013

9:00 AM

27 July 2013

9:00 AM

Frances Ha

15, Nationwide

Frances Ha will make many spit ‘Frances…Bah!’ but I won’t be among them. Yes, it is rather kooky, and highly self-conscious, with its New Wave references and its Woody Allen influences (it’s a serious, black-and-white, Manhattan comedy), but it’s also sweet, endearing, touching, and features proper women you can actually believe in, and who aren’t just drippily searching for love, which is something of a novelty.

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