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March 8, 2019
At the Movies: Julianne Moore shines bright in ‘Gloria Bell'
By JAKE COYLE
AP Film Writer
AP Film Writer
Gloria is a divorced, fifty-something Los Angeles insurance agent by day and dances disco at a nightclub by evening.
NEW YORK — Everyone is vanishing around Julianne Moore's title character in Sebastian Lelio's “Gloria Bell.” The disappearances don't come with blood-curdling shrieks or thundering score cues, but with the humdrum ebb of middle age. People just move away or recede from view.
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