The most grounding element of Minari is how it makes sense of hunger and a cry for security.
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The film is almost too aware of itself and anxious with the need to be smart.
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Test Pattern is one film that will probably be polarizing for most; you will either love it or hate it.
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With works like About Time, it’s hardly ever a chore to re-watch films.
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The film is rich in humor, amazing periods of absurdity, and hypocrisy but with just one swift facial annotation from Elkabetz, the audience understands when to afford her compassion, humility, and pity.
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The whole thing feels so contrived, so idealized and awkward, it’s almost laughable.
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