Driveways

"For me, a film like Driveways is like a firefly caught in a jar, a small light of something like hope that we can learn from one another and love one another, despite whatever storm is raging in the outside world."

"By playing every note sotto voce, “Driveways” denies its lovingly crafted characters the expressive crescendo they deserve."

"[An] uncommon and all-too-welcome gift — like some kind of fragile wildflower, emerging tentatively through cracks in the concrete: a film about kindness."

"Ahn made an acclaimed debut with the gay-themed film Spa Night, but this new picture marks a change of pace for him and demonstrates his versatility."

"How rare is it that when a beloved actor dies, we can honestly say they were doing extraordinary work right ’til the end?"

"In the quiet power of “Driveways,” it’s all about what's underneath the surface of these people, the osmosis of meaningful however brief connections."

"On its own, “Driveways” would be a sweet, understated masterpiece, simply told, of human connection. But with the death of longtime distinguished stage and movie actor Brian Dennehy on April 15, director Andrew Ahn allows us to say a proper goodbye to the big fella, who gets the final six minutes of the movie all to himself."