Mike MacLeod
Enchanted April is the story of a group whose lives are changed by a month spent at a Italian villa. The theme is the redemptive virtue of aesthetics and love—if you’re comfortable with this Fourish conception, you’ll probably enjoy the movie. In any case, it’s a tightly-focused ensemble study, with heavily typed characters, demonstrating both integration and disintegration of core and wing points, and it manages to be upbeat and believable without becoming sappy or maudlin (to me,...
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