60
One terrific love story sandwiched between two mundane ones in this three-part look at love.
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Chicago Reader by Andrea Gronvall
This elliptical, poetic movie is filled with yearning, humor, and warmth.
60
A curate's egg of a movie that starts intriguingly but becomes increasingly frustrating.
75
Singaporean writer-director Eric Khoo's third feature is a beautiful, contemplative study of love -- unrequited, unfulfilled and reborn.
60
Village Voice by Michael Atkinson
Sometimes clumsy and dry, always sympathetic, and wryly interested in the impact food has on social intercourse, Be With Me is eventually affecting once its elliptical shape becomes clear.
75
Chicago Tribune by Michael Wilmington
A delicately crafted, gently inflected, lovely little movie about the need for love, directed and co-written by Singapore's Eric Khoo ("Mee Pok Man").
70
The New York Times by Stephen Holden
The fact that her story of triumph over unimaginable odds doesn't come freighted with mystical and religious bromides makes it all the more inspiring.
75
It might take a while to figure out what is happening, because Khoo provides no expository dialogue. But viewers' patience will be rewarded as the stories come together in a moving fashion.