the movie is a hit-and-miss piece with some fine performances, much self-indulgence, sometimes excruciatingly literary dialogue and a strong, emotionally nuanced central turn from Sienna Miller that holds it all together when dramatic coherence falters
Sienna Miller plays an out-of-work actor who survives a lethal confrontation with her ex-boyfriend, in James Toback’s risky, self-indulgent film that falls apart by the end
Sienna Miller creditably weathers it all with unflappable poise and composure -- but there's little evidence of either woman or life, private or otherwise, in this fantastically tiresome project
as a study of moral and mental instability.., this very short feature film, built around an intense central performance by Sienna Miller, will deliver to viewers willing to take it on its own rigorous dramatic terms
by Robbie Collin [Daily Telegraph (UK) ]
