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CRITICS OF "Soul Food"
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Film4
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March 17, 2008

Your appetite may be blunted by the surfeit of syrup.
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Film Journal International
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July 11, 2007

This story is right out of America's collective unconscious.
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Chicago Reader
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March 17, 2008

Tillman is tremendously skilled at bridging the vast shifts in tone.
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Kalamazoo Gazette

December 30, 2003

Lively family comedy-drama, nicely served up
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TheMovieReport.com
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January 05, 2009

As warm and funny as it is dramatic and emotionally involving, with fully-fleshed characters brought to life by the strong ensemble acting.
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Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)
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June 25, 2004

A glossy and generally praiseworthy melodrama by writer-director George Tillman.
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TIME Magazine
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March 17, 2008

Soul Food aims to be a banquet of feelings, but mostly it serves up tripe.
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TV Guide
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March 17, 2008

A messy, good-natured paean to the power of food and family to fix what ails you.
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Time Out
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February 09, 2006

A hearty, old fashioned meal of a film.
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Entertainment Weekly
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March 17, 2008

The steaming platters of fried catfish, macaroni and cheese, sweet corn bread, and black-eyed peas that appear early and often in writer-director George Tillman Jr.'s sentimental family drama should be listed in the credits as costars.
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CNN.com
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March 17, 2008

An overt desire to please often leaves Tillman relying on force-feeding techniques.
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Variety

March 17, 2008

Soul Food serves up family melodrama-cum-comedy that's tasty and satisfying, if not particularly profound or original.
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