TheWrap review highlighted Ellen Burstyn's performance in the road‑trip comedy "Place to Be," which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The review noted that Hungarian filmmaker Kornél Mundruczó crafted a surprising old‑age adventure.
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Followers of Ellen Burstyn can see that she is receiving strong praise for a new film featured at a major international festival.
Key facts
- TheWrap review said Ellen Burstyn shines in the tender road‑trip comedy "Place to Be".
- The film "Place to Be" was shown at the Venice Film Festival.
- The review identified Hungarian filmmaker Kornél Mundruczó as the director of the film.
- The review described the film as a surprising old‑age adventure.
Evidence
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- ‘Place to Be’ Review: Ellen Burstyn Shines in Tender Road Trip Comedythewrap.comprimary(opens in a new tab)
- ‘Place To Be’ Review: 93-Year-Old Ellen Burstyn Shines Teaming With Taika Waititi And A Wayward Pigeon In Kornél Mundruczó’s Touching Road Movie – Venice Film Festivaldeadline.comprimary(opens in a new tab)
- ‘Place To Be’ Review: Ellen Burstyn Shines In Kornél Mundruczó’s Tender, Uneven May-December Romance Opposite Taika Waititi [Venice]theplaylist.net(opens in a new tab)
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