There is a strange, alluring friction throughout this nasty little Aussie thriller. It does well to capture a child's eye view of a horrific event, but portrays it with a very adult sensibility. There is violence and sexual language that is surprising and give Fortress an edge that ultimately really works for it—although that ending seems somewhat incongruous in a way doesn't. But I give it props for the swing. Great atmosphere, though. Good ol' Aussie bush life.
Once upon a time, Walt Disney made an animated short film about an introverted, prancing, sissy gay boy who doesn't like sport and grows up to be a muscle queen yet no less flamboyantly homo whose eyes bulge at the sight of a half-naked Spanish man who he proceeds to lick. Oh, the boy is actually a bull. How progressive!
Jain embeds her camera at Punjab within the 13-month nationwide protest movement to challenge the Modi government’s new farming laws. Perceived as unfair to workers, over 12 million people ed at some point in some place for what may be the largest organised protest of its kind.
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No, you cried because of the way it encapsulates yearning and change and the humanity and the performances and the cinematography and the shot of the mirror. I could watch this movie a dozen times in a row right now and continue finding beautiful, perfect moments. It speaks to a world I know all too well. I just loved every single second so much my heart could burst.
