An emotionally exhausting documentary with a message that’s timely and necessary.
An emotionally exhausting documentary with a message that’s timely and necessary.
An ugly, mean-spirited film that is unpleasant in a way that feels deliberate but not especially rewarding.
Thoughtful, tense, politically sharp, and consistently engaging, how refreshing to see a film that not only respects its audience, but delivers tenfold.
What a beautifully realized film about the fragile, complicated bonds between parents and their children.
Leans too heavily into the familiar, but the film is a thoughtful, quietly profound meditation on grief and the fragile process of learning how to live again.
Doesn’t quite rise above being a quietly competent indie drama, but it will certainly resonate with viewers who personally know someone who’s been through the system.