Manchester by the Sea movie review

"Manchester-By-The-Sea" is an "R" rated fire and ice study of agony. The 137 minute drama shrouds viewers in a range of emotion as Casey Affleck masterfully plays Lee Chandler; a frozen shard of a man whose raging pain holds him together and tears him apart. The film takes a stab at exploring distress-signals in a broken heart nicking a main artery in the process. Anguish pours from the actor physically, psychologically, and sociologically. Wearing a paper-thin winter coat with a collar

"Manchester-By-The-Sea" is an "R" rated fire and ice study of agony. The 137 minute drama shrouds viewers in a range of emotion as Casey Affleck masterfully plays Lee Chandler; a frozen shard of a man whose raging pain holds him together and tears him apart. The film takes a stab at exploring distress-signals in a broken heart nicking a main artery in the process. Anguish pours from the actor physically, psychologically, and sociologically. Wearing a paper-thin winter coat with a collar as fraye…