The Boston Phoenix
Review from issue: September 10 - 17, 1998

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Living Out Loud

Holly Hunter plays a woman jilted by her husband who finds solace in the unlikely arms of Danny DeVito, the elevator operator in her Manhattan apartment house, in this romantic comedy directed by Richard LaGravanese. Screens at the Cheri Monday, September 14 at 7 p.m. and at the Copley Place Tuesday, September 15 at noon and 2 and 4 p.m. Star Holly Hunter will appear to introduce Mondays's screening and receive the Boston Film Excellence Award.

-- Peter Keough


Film Festival Feature Films

| With Friends like These | Digging to China | Monument Ave. | Rounders | Lolita | God Said, 'Ha!' | My Son the Fanatic | The Mighty | Shattered Image | Gods and Monsters | Xui Xui: The Sent-Down Girl | Without Limits | Clubland | The Inheritors | The Celebration | Urban Ghost Story | The Boys | Living Out Loud | Stuart Bliss | The General | The Kindness of Strangers | Dancing at Lughnasa | Central Station | The Human Race | Double You Street | Oberwasser -- By U-boat to America | The Witman Boys | The Cruise | Confession of a Sexist Pig | Melting Pot |


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