Review of An American Pickle (2020) by Michael Phillips for Chicago Tribune — 03 Aug 2020
This one’s more than one kind of comedy, too. It’s a sweet yet nicely vinegary immigration fable; a deadpan fantasy; and a tale of two Brooklyns, one (1920) a repository of rat-infested factories and Eastern European Jewish immigrants, the other (2020) the gentrified land of their progressive, pea milk-drinking great-grandchildren.
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This review of An American Pickle (2020) was written by Michael Phillips and published by Chicago Tribune on 03 August 2020.
An American Pickle has generally received mixed reviews.
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