Between repetitive actions such as stocking shelves and scanning groceries, anonymous Brazilian supermarket employees reflect frankly on their lives, society, and the role they dream of playing in it.
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Reviews
7 reviews · 6 critics
5 fresh · 1 rotten
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Josh Kupecki
RTAustin ChronicleMar 11, 2021
It is difficult to see My Darling Supermarket for the whimsical anthropological oddity it so desperately strives to be. After discovering the soul of the working class, perhaps Yankelevich should next tackle the nescience of bourgeoisie.
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Carlos Aguilar
RTLos Angeles TimesFeb 27, 2021
In this existentialist delight, whimsical and profound, the mundane gains new enlightenment.
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Beatrice Loayza
RTNew York TimesFeb 25, 2021
[A] slight but intriguingly strange documentary...
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Cody Corrall
RTCINE-FILEJun 23, 2021
From restocking empty shelves, to painting price signs like fine calligraphy, and meticulously kneading and scoring bread-My Darling Supermarket makes the most ordinary of routines utterly mesmerizing.