A deliciously vulgar tale of misogyny, hypocrisy, repression, and female rage, wrapped around a foul-mouthed letter writing scandal in 1920s England.
A deliciously vulgar tale of misogyny, hypocrisy, repression, and female rage, wrapped around a foul-mouthed letter writing scandal in 1920s England.
Excels in its thoughtful, pensive simplicity, which is nothing short of mesmerizing. This is just a beautiful film all around.
With its profound, compassionate storytelling, the film is a moving character study about two people connected by loneliness and trauma.
A wickedly inventive satire that blends comedy, horror, and sci-fi to hurl jabs at cancel culture and the cult of celebrity.
Unsettling, horrific, bold, and unforgettable.
Sluggish pacing exacerbates the problem that Mann is trying to tell too many stories, none of which are all that interesting.