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Jeffrey Overstreet writes about Museum Hours in his essay on two overlooked films that deserve your attention for their careful craftsmanship and grace-filled narratives:
Museum Hours is all about art's capacity to interrupt our lives and tune up our senses so that we can apprehend what's really happening. In doing so, it reawakens me to a world that is better and brighter than I remembered, and positively pregnant with meaning.
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