*Puzzle Movie Review:*
*The puzzle movie** is modest and gentle look at the missing things in a woman’s life, formed around **Kelly Macdonald’s extraordinary performance**.
*Puzzle movie taken by Rompecabezas**, a 2010 Argentine film which is by **Natalia Smirnoff, the movie is a melancholy character** study of a shielded Connecticut housewife, who finds a new contract of life because of the 1, 000-piece jigsaw.
*Director Marc Turtletaub’s second movie carries the complex emotional life of Agnes**, a suburban mother of two who has every intention to quit to bitterness but does not.
The lady went to Manhattan where she met **Robert played by Irrfan Khan**, a former inventor living off the rewards of his magnet creation, who introduces her to the world of contentious puzzling.
There’s much to enjoy in **Puzzle Movie**, especially if you love the modest indie movies, but the slow running script doesn’t do a good adequate task of **discovering why Agnes lies to her husband about her newfound hobby**.
The **Puzzle Movie comes in many ways from Macdonald’s brilliant and excellent work as Agnes**. She lives her role and the more we observe her, the more appealing her character grows.
The **puzzle movie is a quiet piece of cinematic dreaming** but it falls short of becoming remarkable.
*Puzzle Movie Review: Average Movie*
*Puzzle Movie Ratings: 2.5/5*