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Walking and Talking 7.0 1996 Movie

Walking and Talking

Dir. Nicole Holofcener · Germany, Italy · English

Our take by Sabrina

As Nicole Holofcener’s directorial debut, Walking and Talking stands out not only for its honest dialogue and wonderful performance from the young Catherine Keener, but also for its portrayal of female friendship in a genre which too often portrays mindless cliches. The movie focuses on two best friends as one of them gets engaged and the other fears their friendship is getting lost in the middle of the excitement around her friend’s marriage. Catherine Keener does a brilliant job as the likable but depressed friend and Anne Heche does an equally as good job playing her sympathetic half. A great movie if you’re in the mood for something sweet, honest and sometimes sad.

What happens

Just as Amelia thinks she's over her anxiety and insecurity, her best friend announces her engagement, bringing her anxiety and insecurity right back.

Awards

Spirit Awards

2 noms

Nominated: Best Female LeadNominated: Best Supporting Male

Sundance

1 nom

Nominated: Official Selection

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