Anton Yelchin, David Duchovny, Erykah Badu
By working through problems stemming from his past, Tom Warshaw (Duchovny), an American artist living in Paris, begins to discover who he really is, and returns to his home to reconcile with his famil...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 4, 2005
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Stats: 611 reviews
Flixster Reviews (611)
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July 29, 2008What a refreshing film. Tragic but funny, liberating but captivating with 5-star performances from Tea Leoni and Robin Williams, while David Duchovny's direction makes it shine.
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August 20, 2007Look I can enjoy a film that has a heart. However there is a difference between having a film with a heart and a film that pretends to have a heart. The best example of that is House of D David Duchovny 's directorial debut. The movie has all the typical trappings of coming of ag...( read more)
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April 21, 2007This movie is worth it to see the ending, really touching and heartfelt! <3
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September 18, 2009A film that was directed and stars David Duchovny. Also has Robin Williams, Tea Leoni and Erykah Badu in this. About a man who travels back to his old home when he was a child to reconnect whith old friends and to close a chapter from his past. A alright story with some interesti...( read more)
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June 13, 2009Una bonita historia, muy bien contada claramente tiene dos partes y mi favorita es la primera, aunque la segunda no esta nada mal, de vez en cuando se vale soñar.
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June 8, 2009Considering David Duchovny directed it among other roles, I wasn't sure what I should expect. But it was really good.
Critic Reviews
April 29, 2005
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle
April 28, 2005
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
House of D is the kind of movie that particularly makes me cringe, because it has such a shameless desire to please. full review
April 15, 2005
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
The film looks and feels authentic, but Duchovny has powered his undeniably personal journey with a counterfeit heart. full review
April 14, 2005
Claudia Puig, USA Today
The movie is Exhibit A of what can happen when an actor is allowed to pursue a vanity project without outside intervention. full review
April 14, 2005
A.O. Scott, The New York Times
The reasons to avoid House of D, David Duchovny's earnest, unwatchable coming-of-age drama, can best be summarized in a simple declarative sentence. Robin Williams plays a retarded janitor. full review
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June 12, 2006This movie is so heartwarning, I love this movie so much. Robin willams perfomance is great!!!!! He is back to his old slef again after the few dark movies he played in the last few years. His preformance will take u back to his Jack days. I defindly think u sould see this movie. It is great really great.
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