Lynx Dean

This film is by a black female director talking about her experience so she can use it to show how bad it is that people sexualize prepubescent girls, especially girls of colour. People reviewing here seem to have missed the point. It's supposed to make you feel uncomfortable. It premiered at Sundance and it does not promote pedophilia. It brings to light hypersexualiztion in this age group. Obviously it's not meant for watching with children. There's no shortage of material online in adverstising on social media in music videos for pedophiles however this is not it. To target and try to cancel, censor and disrupt this directors career is a real tradgedy.

Brilliant intelligent film. Slice of sordid political history. Incredible film photography and acting. The film photography nailed it and gave it that 1970's era. Perhaps it took on a little too much for the average viewer. I felt it accurately portrayed race and trust issues as well as the political betrayal of the USA.