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Movie Title : Wendy and Lucy
Release Date : May 22, 2008 Wide
Genre Movie :Drama
Mpaa Rating : R

Actors :Michelle Williams,John Robinson (IX),Will Oldham,Will Patton,Larry Fessenden,Walter Dalton,Lucy the Dog,David Koppell,Max Clement,Sid Shanley,Dave Hubner,Michelle Worthy,Roger Faires,Boggs Johnson,Tanya Smith

Old Joy director Kelly Reichardt crafts this intimate tale of Wendy, an alienated Indiana woman who packs up her car and sets her sights on Alaska, but finds herself stranded in a small Oregon town with no money and only her faithful dog, Lucy, to keep her company. When Wendy realizes that there's nothing keeping her in her home state of Indiana, she makes the decision to relocate to Alaska and seek out work at the local fish cannery. With her four-legged friend Lucy in the passenger seat next to her, Wendy stops off to get some rest in a small Oregon town. The following morning, when Wendy attempts to start her car, the engine fails to respond. But this is only the first in a series of snowballing events, because as Wendy waits for the local garage to open she heads to the supermarket to pick up some dog food for Lucy. Opting to shoplift the puppy chow since she doesn't have much cash to speak of, Wendy subsequently finds herself in the local jail thanks to an overzealous employee. By the time Wendy pays her fine and gets back to the supermarket, Lucy is gone. Unfortunately the dog pound doesn't open until the following morning, and after receiving some help from a kindly local, Wendy gets some particularly bad news about her car. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Williams and Patton and the folks of this corner of Oregon serve up a slice of "indie" that, if it doesn't reach the level of "inspires," at least feels timely and true.
Roger Moore-Orlando Sentinel

Within the confines of this minimalist (with a microscopic m) picture, there are sequences so vital, timely and of-the-moment, so powerful and well-observed and precise, the effect can be emotionally overwhelming.
Rene Rodriguez-Miami Herald

Wendy and Lucy is quiet, deliberate filmmaking. See it knowing you will witness an idiosyncratic take on storytelling by a fundamentally independent filmmaker.
Lisa Kennedy-Denver Post

This brilliant, desperately sad Steinbeckian fable from American director Kelly Reichardt. It's Reichardt's third full-length feature ('Old Joy' was in cinemas last year), but only her first masterpiece.
David Jenkins-Time Out

Deliberately paced -- slow, even -- it's nevertheless an amazing, timely parable for increasingly desperate times.
Bill Goodykoontz-Arizona Republic

Wendy and Lucy is a short, sweet film with a premise as plain as they come: A girl and her dog drift into town.
Amy Biancolli-Houston Chronicle

Wendy and Lucy is the blues, pure and simple.
Kelly Vance-East Bay Express

The film ends on a devastating farewell, but also imparts important empathy to Wendy: Although she's at the bottom of the barrel, there are those still inescapably trapped beneath its weight. This is the downbeat, dejected truth of pure pennilessness.
Nick Rogers-Suite101.com

The pace of real life is the rhythm that drives Reichardt's beautifully minimalist film.
Ian Buckwalter-DCist

Kelly Reichardt spends the 75 minutes of Wendy and Lucy weaving an intimate, narrowly focused story of unanchored life on the road and just how tenuous such an existence is.
Sonny Bunch-Washington Times

Bruises while barely raising its voice
Fernando F. Croce-CinePassion

If Wendy and Lucy isn't the most dynamic movie around, at least its tone and approach are sure-footed and appropriate.
Dan Lybarger-eFilmCritic.com

Wendy and Lucy gets under your nails, which is to say, it's the stuff of life.
Rob Humanick-Projection Booth

Director co-writer Kelly Reichardt ... has fashioned a cautionary tale for the ages.
S. James Wegg-JWR

...an American Bicycle Thief, a simple, powerful film about the oppressive indignity of being poor in a wealthy country.
Philip Martin-Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

This is not a saccharine, Marley & Me-type tale, but a wrenchingly ordinary story, emotionally manipulative in its own way -- I know my heart was in my throat -- about poverty in the land of plenty.
Duane Dudek-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

A year from now it won't be a blip on my conscious mind. If someone mentions it to me, it'll register as 'oh, yeah, that depressing movie about the woman and her dog.'
Ken Hanke-Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)

[Williams] doesn't have to say much to convey the deep wells of hurt that Wendy's carrying around, and they're all the more poignant for remaining unspoken.
Nick Dent-Time Out Sydney

For thoughtful filmgoers, this is a very timely and affecting study of what happens as one by one social props are stripped away and ties are broken.
Julie Rigg-MovieTime, ABC Radio National

If you've ever lost a pet dog, or found yourself at the wrong end of an irreparably diminished bank account, Wendy And Lucy is the kind of film that will break your heart.
Colin Fraser-FILMINK (Australia)

Kelly Reichardt's devastating little film has attracted a lot of admiration since its debut at Cannes last year, partly because of its timeliness.
Sandra Hall-Sydney Morning Herald

The narrative has been pared to the bone, and that was a problem for me. We know nothing about Wendy, who she really is, why she left Indiana, what she hopes to do in Alaska -- apart from find a job.
David Stratton-At the Movies (Australia)

The affecting, minimalist film Wendy and Lucy proves that small-town dramas aren't dead, but small towns, at least in the Mellencamp-idealist sense, are.
Justin Strout-Orlando Weekly

Exquisitely simple, this pearl of a film is an ode to freedom.
Louise Keller-Urban Cinefile

The performance ranks right behind Melissa Leo's amazing thespian turn in "Frozen River."
Keith Cohen-Entertainment Spectrum