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A Love Song sounds like a toned-down version rather than integrating social commentary on late capitalism and what it means to live a life far removed from middle-class stability, as in Chloé Zhao's film, Walker-Silverman focuses on the minutiae solitude, watching Faye as she reads books on bird watching, goes fishing and gazes at the horizon from her RV. It's always tremendously gratifying to see a long-running character actor get the platform of a leading role in a movie, and instantly recognizable mainstay Dale Dickey surely makes the most of the opportunity in Max Walker's unassuming directorial debut. silver man. This offbeat romance revolves around a middle-aged Faye (Dickey) who has parked her RV at a specific campground in the Colorado mountains, where she awaits the arrival of someone special; a childhood sweetheart, Lito (Wes Studi), whom she has not seen in many decades. Each still mourning the death of his spouse sometime before, they plan to meet, catch up, rev...