This abortion drama feels highly personal no matter your life experience, age or gender.
Category: Sundance
“Master”
The idea of racial terror as an evil force is a sophisticated idea, but the familiar, rubber-stamp slasher tropes are not.
“892”
While technically proficient, the film’s end result is a poorly executed message that succumbs to standard hostage movie tropes.
“Living”
Nighy is the main reason to see this film. He brings a beautifully subtle grace to the lead role.
“The Janes”
A well-crafted documentary that tells a timely story about the fight for safe and legal abortions in America.
“Blood”
Beautifully shot and the two leads have a good chemistry, but the film is paralyzed by its subtlety.
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