Avaliações do Metacritic

McTeer delivers a messily cheerful performance as a woman who thinks nothing of brushing her teeth with beer.

One of those wonderful, deeply personal pictures that pop up every now and then to lift your spirits.

The most liberating thing about this funny, touching, heartfelt little movie is the way it defies the rules and, in the end, begins to set its heroines free. They've earned it.

Has what it takes to becomes the year's first heartfelt sleeper.

What keeps these mother-daughter tumbleweeds from drifting right out of consciousness is the unique rapport between the actresses.

Movies like Tumbleweeds exist in the details, not the outcome. Even a happy ending, we suspect, would be temporary. We don't mind, since the characters have been intriguing to know and easy to care about.

This smart, hardscrabble, very likable film has a heart and spirit all its own: a rollicking, earthy flair and lusty intelligence.

An indie film that was lavishly praised and won the Filmmakers Trophy at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, rolls along in the well-rutted, dusty tire tracks of other mother-and-daughter road trip

A deeply and disappointingly conventional picture masquerading as a free-spirited one.

Worth seeing for McTeer's touching, funny and richly detailed performance, which should put her on the map in Hollywood.