It’s melodramatic and corny, but the film also captures women’s inner lives with honesty as grief and love intertwine.
Author: Screen Zealots
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“The Man Who Saves the World?”
What sounds like the setup for a mockumentary turns out to be a wild, heartfelt, and surprisingly funny trip around the world.
“Dog Man”
Brings the wildly popular graphic novels to the big screen with all the goofy energy, slapstick humor, and heart fans would expect.
“Dead Giveaway”
A macabre romp about friendship, poor decisions, and the kind of weekend that could end in either a jail cell or at a champagne brunch.
“The Summer Book”
The film’s simplicity is touching, offering a gentle reminder to slow down and let life unfold.
“Caravan”
A film that understands the emotional complexity of motherhood in all its contradictions.
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