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More than 20 years I’ve been banging on about Nicole Holofcener in these pages. I’m not sorry, either. She came up during the indie-film boom of the 1990s with her debut feature Walking and Talking, and with the entire film landscape changed around her, she’s still here making small-scale, exquisitely well-written

Julia Louis-Dreyfus and filmmaker Nicole Holofcener reteam for a funny, incisive movie about the risks and limits of total honesty.

“Writer-director Nicole Holofcener is the gift that keeps on giving. Consider her work, all of which features the gifts of Catherine Keener: ‘Walking and Talking,’ ‘Lovely and Amazing’ and the wonderful ‘Friends With Money.’ If you’re a Keener fan, welcome home. Happiness is a thing called Keener.” I wrote those words about Nicole Holofcener 2010 […]

Julia Louis-Dreyfus plays a writer who discovers her husband actually hates her new book in writer-director Nicole Holofcener’s latest film.

You Hurt My Feelings mines hard-earned laughs from a serious subject.

Nicole Holofcener’s latest is a time machine to a simpler cinematic era and a reminder of the pleasures of sitting in a theatre to watch smart, funny people work out their problems on a distinctly human scale

Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Michaela Watkins are stellar as sisters still learning how marriage works (or doesn't).

Also worth seeing: 'Platonic,' with Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen; 'American Born Chinese' turns beloved graphic novel into insightful series.

Movie review, 'You Hurt My Feelings': Julia Louis-Dreyfus is pitch-perfect in this superb Nicole Holofcener film about a strained marriage.

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