The film's opening sequence, which sets the scene for the boarding school.
The film's depiction of the holiday season is both heartwarming and nostalgic.
The film's exploration of the themes of loneliness, isolation, and finding your place in the world is both insightful and relatable.
Giamatti is particularly impressive as Paul, a complex and relatable character who is struggling to find his place in the world.
He is a kind and caring teacher, but he is also lonely and isolated. Randolph is also excellent as Mary, the cook at the boarding school, who is a source of wisdom and support for Paul.
The Holdovers is a worthy addition to the coming-of-age film genre. It is a well-made and heartwarming film that is sure to touch viewers of all ages.
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