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Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway links the stories, as we watch the author struggling to write the book; Laura, who is reading the novel, recognizing her own unfulfilled life; and Clarissa, nicknamed “Mrs. Dalloway,” realizing she values superficiality more than substance.
If an Oscar category existed for ensemble acting, “The Hours” would unquestionably earn it.
Watching a trio of actors at the top of their game is a delight. We’ve come to take Streep’s talents for granted, but she still can surprise, us with her resourcefulness and depth.
As for Kidman, she improves with each movie; here showing file tortured soul of a gifted writer, battling the demons that eventually drive her to self-destruction, as she continues to create.
Moore’s Laura faces the biggest challenge, eliciting' sympathy for a
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