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The geriatric set experiences a sexual awakening in The Mother

By Felicia Feaster
Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | July 1, 2004
Director Roger Michell (Notting Hill) offers a convincing picture of how growing old means being forced to life's sidelines. The crux of the film, in fact, is May's determination to register as something more than a free babysitter and emotional punching bag for her harried daughter, Paula (Cathryn Bradshaw), and merit some attention.
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