An IndieWire review says Ellen Burstyn is radiant in the late‑life drama "Place to Be," which the reviewer describes as a small‑scale, simple affair that is otherwise lackluster. The review adds that her luminous performance makes the film watchable, and notes the film is directed by Kornél Mundruczó.
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- The IndieWire review describes Ellen Burstyn as radiant in "Place to Be".
- The review calls the drama a small‑scale, simple affair that is otherwise lackluster.
- The review says Burstyn's luminous performance makes the film watchable.
- The review identifies Kornél Mundruczó as the director of the drama.
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