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August 8, 2003
'Dentists' drills deeply into failing marriage
By BEN NUCKOLS
Associated Press Writer
Associated Press Writer
"The Secret Lives of Dentists" may not sound thrilling, but lurking within is a story of immense power.
Alan Rudolph's chronicle of the disintegrating marriage of two dentists who also share a practice plays like "American Beauty" without the histrionics. It's an incisive -- and subtle -- exploration of suburban malaise, and its cumulative impact is stunning.
| The Secret Lives of Dentists |
 Director: Alan Rudolph Cast: Campbell Scott, Hope Davis, Denis Leary Rating: R, for sexuality and language Running time: 104 minutes |
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