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Film · 1992 · Drama

Scent of a Woman

Directed by Martin Brest
1992
★ 3.3 editorial score

Al Pacino spent months learning to hold his eyes unfocused and never once looks at anything: a blind retired colonel hires a prep school student for one enormous weekend in New York.

“"Scent of a Woman," a glorified father-son buddy film with a needlessly sensitive title, offers Al Pacino the kind of opportunity actors dream about. As Lieut. Col. Frank Slade, a corrosively bitter military man who has been blinded (quite literally) by his own stupidity, Mr. Pacino roars through this story with show-stopping intensity.”
— Janet Maslin · The New York Times
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1992Depicts 1990s

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