Based on a bizarre true story, this crowd-pleasing film is a portrait of love, desperation, and the lengths people will go to for a spark of human connection.
Based on a bizarre true story, this crowd-pleasing film is a portrait of love, desperation, and the lengths people will go to for a spark of human connection.
Chilling, disturbing, and downright frightening, the film portrays the toll of war while transcending black and white political narratives.
Despite being a laborious task to watch, this is an incredibly gorgeous piece of cinema.
It’s almost as if Sofia Coppola’s period piece “The Beguiled” was tailor-made to divide audiences, and I place the blame solely on the studio’s marketing department.
How fantastic it is to see a movie where one of the core messages is that society should highly value education and intelligence, making America a place where anyone can strive to rise above what they’ve been dealt instead of hurtling towards an idiocracy.
LOUISA: MATT: LOUISA SAYS: I’m a fan of writer / director Jeff Nichols and his other work (including the truly original “Take Shelter” and