C'mon C'mon at Deluxe Cinemas
C'mon C'mon
THU 17 FEB
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Deluxe Cinemas
A documentary filmmaker whose latest project involves gifted children bonds with his smart-yet-sensitive nephew, whose father struggles with bipolar disorder and is in the grips of a manic episode.
WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING:
"C'mon C'mon is a great big bear hug wrapped in celluloid." - Independent (UK)
"Kindred spirits who explore the world asking young souls vital questions that politicians snooze through, Phoenix and Norman give the film a strength that makes it memorable." - KSDK News (St. Louis)
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WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING:
"C'mon C'mon is a great big bear hug wrapped in celluloid." - Independent (UK)
"Kindred spirits who explore the world asking young souls vital questions that politicians snooze through, Phoenix and Norman give the film a strength that makes it memorable." - KSDK News (St. Louis)
A documentary filmmaker whose latest project involves gifted children bonds with his smart-yet-sensitive nephew, whose father struggles with bipolar disorder and is in the grips of a manic episode.
WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING:
"C'mon C'mon is a great big bear hug wrapped in celluloid." - Independent (UK)
"Kindred spirits who explore the world asking young souls vital questions that politicians snooze through, Phoenix and Norman give the film a strength that makes it memorable." - KSDK News (St. Louis)
WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING:
"C'mon C'mon is a great big bear hug wrapped in celluloid." - Independent (UK)
"Kindred spirits who explore the world asking young souls vital questions that politicians snooze through, Phoenix and Norman give the film a strength that makes it memorable." - KSDK News (St. Louis)
C'mon C'mon
THU 17 FEB
Coming Soon to
Deluxe Cinemas
A documentary filmmaker whose latest project involves gifted children bonds with his smart-yet-sensitive nephew, whose father struggles with bipolar disorder and is in the grips of a manic episode.
WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING:
"C'mon C'mon is a great big bear hug wrapped in celluloid." - Independent (UK)
"Kindred spirits who explore the world asking young souls vital questions that politicians snooze through, Phoenix and Norman give the film a strength that makes it memorable." - KSDK News (St. Louis)
