Party Girl

Variety by

[An] accomplished if unexceptional debut feature.

Hitfix by Drew McWeeny

There is a very quiet, natural quality to even the most dramatic of scenes.

IndieWire by Eric Kohn

Though never entirely the sum of its parts, Party Girl delivers a gentle, somber portrait of the aging process that's consistently believable precisely because not much happens.

The Playlist by Jessica Kiang

It’s a heartfelt and undoubtedly well-meaning film, attempting a character study of a woman of an age and lifestyle that makes her an unusual and therefore unusually worthy subject. But Angelique’s overriding characteristic is that she is incapable of fundamental change which makes her at best a frustrating protagonist for this drama.

CineVue by John Bleasdale

Party Girl may tread familiar ground but Theis-Litzemburger is utterly convincing as the self-absorbed, beguilingly unaware lead.

The Hollywood Reporter by Jordan Mintzer

The material doesn’t always feel fresh enough, despite the unique setting and cast of true-to-life characters.