The filmmaker behind “Sideways” and “Election” makes a triumphant return to form with “The Holdovers,” a melancholy, funny, and moving reunion with collaborator Paul Giamatti.
Seacia Pavao/Focus FeaturesTORONTO, Canada—There’s no comprehending the present without understanding the past, and yet yesterday need not dictate today or tomorrow—a dynamic that stands at the heart of The Holdovers, Alexander Payne’s humorous and touching period drama. Harkening back to the ’70s and his own triumphant collaborative relationship with Sideways star Paul Giamatti while simultaneously saying something fresh and funny about loneliness, kinship, and sacrifice, the director’s latest
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