There’s a flimsiness to the film’s structure and a chasteness to its content that doesn’t always work in its favour, but overall the whole thing is still completely charming and cozy like a warm blanket. It leans a little more towards romance than comedy—though it’s still quite funny—and its gentle yet unsentimental treatment of aging is genuinely touching. We grow increasingly befuddled, irrelevant, and cranky as we age, and all the people we know disappear from our lives, and that’s…

Two phenomenal performances in the service of I don’t know what. The first hour is kind of great, and it knows exactly how to tell a story about a young woman being terrorized by a middle-aged European weirdo who just wants to apologize: treat the whole thing like a genuine horror film. This part works wonderfully, and is both hilarious and legitimately terrifying. But the final act is truly baffling in its laziness. There are a couple of great moments,…