Six scenes. Six years. Six moments that shaped the relationship of Jenna and Leon. Pink Wall examines what defines us, the pressures of gender expectations, and our perpetual struggle between life and ambition.
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The romantic observations are highly relatable, but the film - sketch-like - lacks the necessary emotional weight to make us properly care.| Read in full: Pink Wall film review We Love Cinema
[The film] can be a bit contrived at times, with situations that have been rather effortfully created. But there are strong, forthright performances from Maslany and Duplass as the lovers who were never meant to be.The Guardian
Thanks to the central pairing, intrigue is just about sustained for the 81-minute runtime.Little White Lies
There may not be much to Pink Wall that you haven’t seen in a dozen other indies about millennials in crisis, but Cullen’s woozy and ultra-watchable debut plunges straight into the heart of the matter, and leaves you wondering what parts of your own relationship might be just beyond your field of vision.IndieWire
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