Moscow, Belgium
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Matty is a 41-year old troubled married woman. Or, as she puts it, her husband is going through a midlife crisis, her oldest daughter is in puberty, her youngest daughter thinks she's in puberty and her son can't find his way into puberty. And, after an accident when leaving the parking lot of the local supermarket, her car needs a repair. To her surprise and disbelief, the 29-year old driver whose truck she hits (Johnny), takes an interest in her.... (Full plot summary below)

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Matty is a 41-year old troubled married woman. Or, as she puts it, her husband is going through a midlife crisis, her oldest daughter is in puberty, her youngest daughter thinks she's in puberty and her son can't find his way into puberty. And, after an accident when leaving the parking lot of the local supermarket, her car needs a repair. To her surprise and disbelief, the 29-year old driver whose truck she hits (Johnny), takes an interest in her.

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NYC Movie Guru - 10/10 by Avi OfferMasterfully blends romance and comedy in a refreshing, endearing, life-affirming and unHollywood way without feeling contrived, corny or convoluted.
Cinema Signals - 10/10 by Jules BrennerMy pick for best romantic comedy of the year--from any country.
The New York Times - 9/10 by Stephen HoldenThe movie's steady attention to detail lends it a texture rarely found in films about domestic life. Its eye and ear for the particular and for what is left unsaid in tense conversation is unerring.
San Francisco Chronicle - 8/10 by Justin BertonUnderscores that choices in love are rarely clean and easy, and more often than not, are poignantly funny.
ReelViews - 8/10 by James BerardinelliThere are no big-name stars. Barbara Serafian, who is excellent, has a thin, eclectic resume. She looks a little like Frances McDormand.
Denver Post - 8/10 by Lisa KennedyEmotions run deep but are never overdone.
Chicago Sun-Times - 8/10 by Roger EbertAn uncommon comedy that is fairly serious most of the time.
New York Post - 8/10 by V.A. MusettoA pleasing alternative to the season's Oscar-baiting movies.
St. Paul Pioneer Press - 8/10 by Chris Hewitt (St. Paul)There's nothing special about the story in Moscow, Belgium. But the lead performance? Very special.
indieWire - 8/10 by Leo GoldsmithThere aren't many surprises%u2014the characters end up more or less where we expect them to%u2014but it's useless and not at all fun to deny the simple pleasures of this film.

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