A coming-of-age thriller that’s as compelling as it is gruesome, and this tale of revenge, morality, and desire is one that I won’t soon forget.
Tag: Sundance
“Emily the Criminal”
A satisfying story of female empowerment of the criminal kind.
“Good Luck to You, Leo Grande”
Brazenly explores an older woman’s sexuality in a way that’s frank and explicit, both verbally and visually.
“After Yang”
Too subtle and moody to leave much of a lasting emotional impact.
“Framing Agnes”
I hate that so much of this gimmicky documentary’s social relevance gets lost the hubbub.
“Cha Cha Real Smooth”
Finishes with an uplifting, positive ending that’s irresistibly upbeat, and optimistic messaging like this is pure catnip for indie film audiences.
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