Keaton is impressive in the lead role.

Some scenes are simply clumsy, such as a visit to a feminist poetry night where it’s unclear how much satire is intended. But if you can stomach all of that, Goodrich has its rewards.

Keaton’s nuanced performance in this smart, tender comedy proves that Hollywood still has room for complex, emotionally rich leading men.

At its best, Goodrich reminds us that growing up isn't about ceasing to be yourself but about learning to be there for others. [Full review in Spanish]