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Name: Let Them All Talk
Released: 2021-4-16
Cast: Meryl Streep, Candice Bergen, Dianne Wiest, Lucas Hedges, Gemma Chan

Let Them All Talk

R
1h 53m
2021

87%

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Directed by Steven Soderbergh, Let Them All Talk follows celebrated novelist Alice Hughes and her two oldest friends, Roberta and Susan, on a momentous journey aboard an ocean liner to England, where Alice is due to accept a prestigious literary award. While Alice attempts to restore the bond she once had with her college mates, her nephew Tyler – in attendance to keep an eye on the bunch – becomes attached to Alice’s new agent, Karen, who’s snuck onto the ship to confer with her client. As the women reminisce and air old grievances with banter and bite, Alice harbors serious doubts about her much-anticipated next manuscript – and keeps the particulars of her personal life close to the chest.

Director:

Steven Soderbergh

Producer:

Gregory Jacobs, Corey Bayes, Ken Meyer, Joseph Malloch

Writer:

Deborah Eisenberg

Cast:

Meryl Streep, Candice Bergen, Dianne Wiest, Lucas Hedges, Gemma Chan

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

87%

Critics Consensus: When Steven Soderbergh rounds up a cast this talented, it's definitely wise to Let Them All Talk -- and this light yet rewarding dramedy more than lives up to expectations.

Reviews

InSession Film

Sarah Cortinaz

Let Them All Talk feels like you’re sitting down to watch a documentary. His continued eye for detail brings such a layer of humanity to the characters. For better or worse, their lives are open for all to see.

Let Them All Talk ties all this greatness together in a perfect bow. My favorite movie of 2020 without a doubt...

February 23, 2024

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Offscreen With Jillian

Jillian Chilingerian

It is a wonderful film to see a masterclass of acting and filmmaking.

With its small budget and limited setting, the film is fully focused on its characters, heavily relying on their frequent and immensely talky interactions.