The Photograph

"Deeply flawed but both sexy and thoughtful (...) Meghie’s fourth feature (...) thick and multilayered with a lush and precise visual language, invites the audience to look beneath the surface of a standard meet-cute." 

"Meghie’s lush, sexy drama offers two stories in one — but neither ever get their full due." 

"[It] has been timed for Valentine’s Day (...) [Except] the movie isn’t the sort of cookie-cutter sugar wafer that tends to get released by studios on that holiday. It’s a looser, warmer, and more meditative romance, one that takes its time by giving its actors room to breathe." 

"From its gorgeous settings to its bittersweet romance, Meghie has presented a story that emboldens us, no matter where we come from, to trust love." 

"[It] is like looking through a friend’s old photo album — it’s not as exciting as your friend thinks it is (…) Rating: ★★ (out of 4)" 

"There’s something to be said for the simple joys of watching beautiful, wealthy, endearingly awkward people fall in love against backdrops that include a tucked away bar in New Orleans and a dramatic hurricane in New York City." 

"You don’t need to bring a handkerchief into the theater for fear of ocular leakage, but The Photograph’s modestly hopeful denouement is, truly, picture perfect (…) Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)"