 Nebraska's not a perfect film. It’s got a slightly flabby middle and also treats some minor
 characters in a way that I found condescending. However, I forgave the 
flaws for three reasons: Bruce Dern and June Squibb are brilliant, the question posed by the script is 
compelling; the mid-Western setting, integral to the story and shown in 
digital black and white, is stark and bleak and gorgeous all at the 
same time.
Nebraska's not a perfect film. It’s got a slightly flabby middle and also treats some minor
 characters in a way that I found condescending. However, I forgave the 
flaws for three reasons: Bruce Dern and June Squibb are brilliant, the question posed by the script is 
compelling; the mid-Western setting, integral to the story and shown in 
digital black and white, is stark and bleak and gorgeous all at the 
same time.You can read more and join the conversation at Women of Mystery today.