Imaginative, immaculate animation from Charlie Kaufman.
Anomalisa has more heart, soul and pathos than 99.9 per cent of live-action movies. The best hotel-set love story since Lost In Translation.
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This is a surprisingly dark film, but it is a lyrical and insightful one. It delves into areas that even the frankest live-action dramas shy away from.
You care about them, you feel for them, you want things to work out for them. If that isn’t the ultimate compliment you can pay an animated film then I don’t know what is.
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