Lucy Raubertas
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Worth seeing in the theater, to pay undivided attention to the whole thing thru because it resolves in the end emotionally all the more. A bit hard to take at the start but gets very human as it goes on. Money making people into something out of a Pavlovian experiment where they keep hitting the same crude reward buttons angain and again till they can’t anymore, crossed with breakthroughs of sincerity and strength. Moving. Actress is a star, great performance.
Anora
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detailed and rich history from the pagan days to the 1990s, very good in audio too, a combination of something like the delightful and frightening in the old fairy tales comes vividly to life, humor and tragedy wound together tightly
Goodbye, Eastern Europe: An Intimate History of a Divided Land
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haunting, incredible acting, poetic, a ghost story and an emotional rollercoaster
All of Us Strangers
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visually a fusion of art nouveau and futurism. rakes over many topics: morality, amorality, mad experimental science, sex and sexual politics, cruelty, self-improvement, Emerson, socialism, money and power. much that is grotesque beside elements of elegance, all in an exaggerated way. Emma Stone makes it work
Poor Things
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Visual and acting are a feast. A strange story worthy of Poe himself
The Pale Blue Eye
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Loved it. A legend of warning or a fairy tale in many ways, something like a saint’s story, in a simple quiet voice that reveals everything with subtlety and calm unfailing kindness, set within an essentially unkind set of circumstances. Beautiful images, experiences of ordinary things as meaningful and extraordinary. Beautiful and sad. Relatable for all its futuristic aspects, suffused with vulnerability.
Klara and the Sun
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