S. Oxley

Gorgeous film that gets under your skin and into your head for days after the credits have rolled. Beautifully crafted, with repeated themes -- only you, only you, only you -- but which "you"? Is relying on science to make a major decision the safe bet? Is removing instinct and intuition from our skill-set simplifiying life for us? Jessica Buckley and Riz Ahmed are captivating, as usual, and Jeremy Allen White gives quiet, strong support. I loved the use of the song Only You, presenred several ways, including in French, character sung and finally acapella. I loved every minute.

The struggle continues. Thank you kindly Stanley Nelson for this comprehensive and timely piece. I was there in San Francisco alongside the Panthers (and the Black Liberation Army), Jane Fonda, Joan Baez, et al, marching and demanding change. And here we are today, still fighting the same fight. I'm tired.