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Storytelling

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College and high school serve as the backdrop for two separate stories about cruelty, deception, storytelling, and other people's suffering that are unrelated and have different actors, titled 'Fiction' and 'Non-Fiction'.
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EmanuelLevy.Com
The film is marked by the same darkly humorous sensibility of rest of Solondz's work, excpet that the novelty is gone and the acerbic vision is now contained in a fractured text marred by poor storytelling and shifting tone--it's not easy to shock anymore
February 10, 2007
Movie Views
While Solondz tries and tries hard, Storytelling fails to provide much more insight than the inside column of a torn book jacket.
December 19, 2010
San Francisco Chronicle
Sometimes seems less like storytelling than something the otherwise compelling director needed to get off his chest.
February 08, 2002
City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul
Solondz has finally brought his critics into the frame, if only in an attempt to subject them to the same torture as everyone else.
August 21, 2009
ColeSmithey.com
Todd Solondz is a white Spike Lee.
August 26, 2009
Goatdog's Movies
It's never less than interesting, that's for sure, but I didn't like it.
October 13, 2002
Seattle Times
A frustrating experience, made more so by the seemingly self-referential moments in the film.
February 08, 2002
New York Observer
Despite [Solondz's] undeniable talent, however manipulative, his stories are too sour and mean-spirited for my taste.
March 13, 2002
Washington Post
Solondz is without doubt an artist of uncompromising vision, but that vision is beginning to feel, if not morally bankrupt, at least terribly monotonous.
February 08, 2002