Walter

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Walter

2015,

1h 34m,

Drama

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54%

13 Reviews

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48%

250+ Ratings

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54%

Tomatometer

13 Reviews

48%

Popcornmeter

250+ Ratings

A movie theater employee thinks he is the son of God and agrees to judge every person he meets.

Gary Goldstein

Los Angeles Times

Mar 12, 2015

A lovely and touching third act helps make up for a wobbly, at times convoluted first hour in the quirky fantasy-dramedy "Walter."

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Joe Neumaier

New York Daily News

Mar 12, 2015

2/5

What a strange little indie film this is.

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Daniel M. Gold

New York Times

Mar 12, 2015

The narrative is effectively constructed and the cinematography is crisp. Even so, in touching lightly on themes without committing to any of them, the movie falls flat.

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Dennis Schwartz

Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews

May 28, 2017

C

I found it too much of a reach to go with this absurd conceit and was immediately turned off.

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Sam Watermeier

NUVO Newsweekly

May 29, 2015

4/5

Walter isn't quite like anything you've seen before. Shot partly in Indianapolis on a shoestring budget, this quirky comedy is one of the best films out right now.

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Jeffrey M. Anderson

Common Sense Media

Mar 13, 2015

4/5

The slow compromise of this perfect world, and Walter's increasingly messy interactions with other human beings (Madsen and William H. Macy are especially good), provide both laughs and heart.

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Mar 22, 2018

Tightly written, well acted. Not your average Hollywood film.

Han R

Sep 30, 2017

The best thing about this movie is the music...oh, yeah, and when the credits roll. What an incredibly dull and boring waste of time.

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Hermione S

May 20, 2017

I'll watch anything with William H. Macy, and this film is no exception and I was glad I did--it was a warm and sweet plot about a young man learning to face the truth about death and grief, and the ultimate realization that everyone must make in the journey from childhood to becoming an adult--that your parents are human with faults, just like everyone else--they are not perfect gods, even if they are dead.

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Finn S

May 17, 2017

Quirky and interesting.

Harry M

Jan 13, 2017

Bad even for an indie film. The whole concept is dumb. I wouldn't call it a comedy. There is nothing remotely funny here. (First and only viewing - 1/14/2017)

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Synopsis

A movie theater employee thinks he is the son of God and agrees to judge every person he meets.

Director: Anna Mastro
Producer: Christine Holder, Mark Holder, Ryan Harris, Brenden Patrick Hill
Screenwriter: Paul Shoulberg
Production Co: Barry Films, Purple Bench Films
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 16, 2015
Runtime: 1h 34m

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