This lush, mournful, and beautifully crafted film takes a deeply personal approach to one of the most mythologized figures in Western literature.
Tag: Jessie Buckley
“Wicked Little Letters”
A deliciously vulgar tale of misogyny, hypocrisy, repression, and female rage, wrapped around a foul-mouthed letter writing scandal in 1920s England.
“Fingernails”
Filled with an offbeat insight, this smart, provocative, and moody sci-fi romance has a flair for the absurd.
“Women Talking”
A talky film with difficult subject matter, dialogue, and situations, but it’s also a story that is hopeful and empowering.
“Women Talking”
A talky film with difficult subject matter, dialogue, and situations, but it’s also a story that is hopeful and empowering.
“The Lost Daughter”
A draining, sedate observation of material ambivalence that’s sustained by a trio of knockout lead performances.
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