By Kenneth Turan

Morning Edition, October 12, 2007 · Lars and the Real Girl, about a loner who finds companionship with a life-sized anatomically correct doll, is capable of sweeping you off your feet. It’s a tribute to the joys of friendship and community, but it’s constructed around one of the most salacious items modern culture provides.

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