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Hysterical Blindness
2002 1h 39m TV-MA
Drama
,
Romance
,
TV Movie
6.5
75%
63%
61%
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Two friends lament their unhappy single lives while searching for Mr. Right in 1980s New Jersey.
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Directed By
Mira Nair
Written By
Laura Cahill
Studio
Blum Israel Productions
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Cast of Hysterical Blindness
Uma Thurman
Debby Miller
Gena Rowlands
Virginia Miller
Juliette Lewis
Beth
Justin Chambers
Rick
Ben Gazzara
Nick
Anthony DeSando
Bobby
Jolie Peters
Amber Autumn
Callie Thorne
Carolann
Lisa Altomare
Dora
Laura Cahill
Tonya
Johann Carlo
Susan
Alex Draper
Michael
Russell Gibson
Diner Customer
Jayne Haynes
Annie
Susan Isaacs
Theresa
Ali Marsh
Trina
Wade Mylius
Bill
Bobby Tisdale
Guy
Susan Varon
Rose
Jeff Chena
Jeff (uncredited)
Charles LaPlaca
Club Dancer (uncredited)
Tom Nobles
Diner Customer (uncredited)
Charles Pendelton
Bar Customer (uncredited)
Rick Pisarro
Rick's Pool Buddy (uncredited)
Sean Reid
Bar Regular (uncredited)
Hysterical Blindness Reviews
Boxoffice Magazine
Annlee Ellingson
Thurman and Lewis are hilarious throughout.
Film Threat
Chris Gore
Nair's attention to detail creates an impeccable sense of place, while Thurman and Lewis give what can easily be considered career-best performances.
Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews
Dennis Schwartz
Everything was as superficial as the forced New Jersey lowbrow accent Uma had.
San Francisco Chronicle
Carla Meyer
Nair and writer Laura Cahill dare to build a movie around some flawed but rather unexceptional women, emerging with a fine character study that's short on plot but rich in the tiny revelations of real life.
New York Magazine/Vulture
John Leonard
Let Gena and Ben remind you of old John Cassavetes movies.
Hollywood Reporter
Kirk Honeycutt
The actors pull out all the stops in nearly every scene, but to diminishing effect. The characters never change.
Ebert & Roeper
Richard Roeper
Nice piece of work.
The Stranger (Seattle, WA)
Jas Keimig
Thurman and Rowlands both received a Golden Globe for their performances in this middling-to-good Mira Nair-directed HBO flick.
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Nigam Nuggehalli
The emotional overload of female angst irreparably drags the film down.
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