Chelsea Walls
Chelsea Walls

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- 48/100 based on 2,193 votes
  • Released: 2001
  • Runtime: 109 mins
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  • Studio: Killer Films
  • Genres: Drama

In New York's storied Chelsea Hotel, a novelist, a dancer, a painter, a poet, an aged jazz singer, and a young troubadour sort out their personal and artistic lives within walls haunted by the likes of Dylan Thomas, O. Henry, and Sarah Bernhardt. A boozy novelist balances wife, mistress, and stories. A dancer who's a waitress in the basement club chooses between a Hollywood jerk and a local painter. A youth from Minnesota who composes and sings may be the next Bob Dylan. A po... (Full plot summary below)

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In New York's storied Chelsea Hotel, a novelist, a dancer, a painter, a poet, an aged jazz singer, and a young troubadour sort out their personal and artistic lives within walls haunted by the likes of Dylan Thomas, O. Henry, and Sarah Bernhardt. A boozy novelist balances wife, mistress, and stories. A dancer who's a waitress in the basement club chooses between a Hollywood jerk and a local painter. A youth from Minnesota who composes and sings may be the next Bob Dylan. A poet decides to give her feckless boyfriend another chance, even as her eyes tell us she knows what's ahead. An old jazz artist wants to place a bet and share his love for Lady Day. These walls do seem to talk.

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Los Angeles Times - 9/10 by Kevin ThomasEthan Hawke, in his feature directorial debut, has brought Nicolette Burdette's play to the screen with fluid grace and a perfect blend of dreaminess and grit, expressed in camerawork that seems to float and in Jeff Tweedy's shimmering, gently insistent score.
Countingdown.com - 9/10 by Larry CarrollThere is a certain sense of experimentation and improvisation to this film that may not always work, but it is nevertheless compelling.
Old School Reviews - 8/10 by John A. NesbitLinklater fans, or pretentious types who want to appear avant-garde will suck up to this
Matinee Magazine - 8/10 by Chuck RudolphConfirms the nagging suspicion that Ethan Hawke would be even worse behind the camera than he is in front of it.
Dallas Morning News - 8/10 by Philip WuntchThe cinematic equivalent of patronizing a bar favored by pretentious, untalented artistes who enjoy moaning about their cruel fate.
Seattle Times - 8/10 by John HartlThe movie is essentially a series of fleetingly interesting actors' moments.
Laramie Movie Scope - 8/10 by Robert RotenThis is a very ambitious project for a fairly inexperienced filmmaker, but good actors, good poetry and good music help sustain it.
Chicago Sun-Times - 8/10 by Roger EbertMovies like this do not grab you by the throat. You have to be receptive.
One Guy's Opinion - 7/10 by Frank SwietekA dreary, incoherent, self-indulgent mess of a movie in which a bunch of pompous windbags drone on inanely for two hours...a cacophony of pretentious, meaningless prattle.
Compuserve - 7/10 by Harvey S. KartenDeadly dull, pointless meditation on losers in a gone-to-seed hotel.

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