A Month of Sundays

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A Month of Sundays

PG-13

2015

1h 49m

Comedy

Drama

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Unable to sell his house or bond with his teenage son after getting divorced, a man begins receiving phone calls from his dead mother.

Sandra Hall

Sydney Morning Herald

[Director Saville has] given LaPaglia a role so good that it conjures up comparisons with his terrific work in Ray Lawrence's Lantana 15 years ago.

Rated: 4/5

Apr 27, 2016

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Paul Byrnes

Sydney Morning Herald

We used to make more films like this, with a brain and a heart. Saville shows that we still can.

Rated: 4/5

Apr 27, 2016

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David Stratton

The Australian

It's difficult to decide just what Saville is aiming to achieve with these characters.

Rated: 2/5

Apr 22, 2016

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David Griffiths

Subculture Entertainment

A Month Of Sundays is a little bit of a letdown for all the Matthew Saville fans out there. Slow and unremarkable this is a film that I doubt that I will revisit.

Rated: 2.5/5

Oct 29, 2024

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Keeva Stratton

Rescu (Australia)

[A Month of Sundays] offers a gentle exploration of a male perspective on grief, self-worth and human connection.

Rated: 3/5

Sep 15, 2017

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Peter Calder

New Zealand Herald

The film as a whole takes a well-worn trope and invests it with an unexpected emotional power.

Rated: 3.5/5

Jul 21, 2016

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Feel good movie. Great to see John Clark again. AP is just laid back and cruises through the film.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/03/23

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Ok. So this is not what I would call a great film. It is a soft comedy padding real issues of death, dementia and broken relationships. So it's a poignant film that is easy to watch but still leaves an indelible mark. Worth watching for so many people.

Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars

03/30/23

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Audience Member

Couldn’t pinpoint what held it back exactly but there was something 2.2

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

10/03/21

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Audience Member

As the Herald Sun reviewer has already said, this graceful movie "takes its own sweet time finding a way into your good graces. However, once there, it will not be budged". So very Australian in so many ways. I loved it. Highly recommended to movie lovers who are willing to sit with quiet, still moments while waiting for the humanity to reveal itself.

Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars

02/08/23

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greg r

A well thought out drama about ordinary people and life, death, and life after death.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

03/31/23

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Audience Member

A Month of Sundays I felt kinda like I was watching a novel that traveled very slowly and you ended up nowhere. If there is a book read it instead it would be better. Anthony Lapaglia has been in better flicks this I felt was a chance for him to do a small Aussie flick. All about a man's journey to finding himself and helping others coming to terms that his job is not his entire life. This is not my cup of tea. John Clarke plays in this as well he is the guy that always does the political skit and plays ministers and pokes fun at them.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

02/08/23

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Synopsis

Unable to sell his house or bond with his teenage son after getting divorced, a man begins receiving phone calls from his dead mother.

Director: Matthew Saville
Producer: Nick Batzias, Matthew Saville, Kirsty Stark
Screenwriter: Matthew Saville
Rating: PG-13 (Some Language|Thematic Elements)
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Original Language: Australian English
Release Date (Streaming): Jan 24, 2017
Runtime: 1h 49m

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