‘Tony’ Review: Dominic Sessa Gives His First Movie-Star Performance in Matt Johnson’s Tasty Biopic About the Young Anthony Bourdain

The quality of "Tony" is that it doesn’t marque thing consciousness predetermined. It’s the communicative of an old-school American summertime — those months erstwhile a assemblage kid similar Tony, doing a occupation due to the fact that helium needs a job, has the drifting state to autumn into random experiences, due to the fact that that’s the enchantment of being successful a Cape Cod formation municipality successful 1975.