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A Bread Factory, Part Two: Walk with Me a While

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Ben Sachs Chicago Reader 03/10/2020
Throughout [Patrick] Wang demonstrates he's a gifted, idiosyncratic director of actors, and his patient affection for many of the characters can be disarming. Go to Full Review Josh Kupecki Austin Chronicle 12/27/2018
3.5/5
Call it pretentious, but these two films are a tapestry of life where a spectrum of human existence is not necessarily examined but rather observed. Go to Full Review Owen Gleiberman Variety 10/27/2018
It's as if Eric Rohmer had made a Christopher Guest film - "Waiting for Guffman" recast as an ardent inquiry into what small-town American life has become. Go to Full Review CJ Sheu Critics at Large 06/30/2020
[It] doesn't rest on its Manichean haunches; instead, it humanizes even the supposed antagonists, offering us the formal victory of art in the face of its thematic defeat. Go to Full Review Caden Mark Gardner Hyperallergic 02/28/2020
In Part II, called "Walk With Me a While," the film becomes far more experimental, deconstructive, and unpredictable. Go to Full Review Mattie Lucas From the Front Row 06/03/2019
3.5/4
An endlessly charming labor of love that firmly establishes Wang as one of the most unique and vital voices in American independent cinema. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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dave d 09/07/2020 Nope Part two was worse. I think this movie was intent on scratching out my eyeballs. It was torture. I hope you enjoyed it more! Final Score: 1.7/10 See more Nefasto R @Nefasto 01/31/2020 Maybe too much time passed since I saw "Part 1", or maybe I used all my patience on that film, either way I can just say that this bored me quite a lot. See more 11/04/2019 Even better than the first part. You can tell Patrick Wang has a massive... love of Christopher Guest. If you loved Spinal Tap, A Mighty Wind, For Your Consideration, you'll laugh your ass off watching this one. GO SEE IT. I'm gonna copy and past my review for part 1 in this too as a response for people wondering why there are so many 1 star reviews. Newsflash weirdos who spend all their time 1-starring everything, this movie is making fun of pretentious films. It's supposed to be stupid and absurd. I guarantee most of the people who are shitting on it here, didn't watch it and just assumed it was a "pretentious indie movie" because of the title. You can taste the irony that has been completely lost on some of these people. See more 10/25/2018 Through bursts of comedy, poignancy, conflict, song, dance, and theatrical whimsy, what emerges is akin to a homespun symphony of soulfulness. A one of a kind cinematic experience, an ethnography of a community told with a profoundly compassionate eye See more Read all reviews
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Patrick Wang

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Tyne Daly

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Elisabeth Henry-Macari

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James Marsters

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Nana Visitor

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Director
Patrick Wang