A Love Song

The landscape has a certain gaunt beauty and so does Dickey’s performance.

[Walker-Silverman] lets his film play out, as naturally as the performances of his leads, who never seem to be acting. Instead they are exploring, whether it’s their surroundings or each other.

This is a film of grace and beauty, and deserves to give [Dale] Dickey awards recognition.

Beautiful, quiet, tender, and borne aloft by that rejection of the idea of hopelessness.

It's a pleasant film to hang out with for a while.

This is a very gentle, low-key humanistic tale told with a lot of subtlety and grace.

A Love Song does what it says on the tin and presents a film that is stripped back and honest. For his first feature film, Max Walker-Silverman shows a lot of strength in capturing tone, heart, and using key filmmaking techniques...

A Love Song is a well-told, beautifully written movie that is a cinematic masterpiece of love and wonder that quietly whispers monologues of love, life, and grief.

A Love Song is a quiet, subdued, force of nature.

Not unlike its two central characters, A Love Song speaks softly and honestly and without hyperbolic drama, making this little slice of senior romance a thought-provoking delight.