Priscilla

Sofia Coppola delicately handles the story of Priscilla, presenting it almost like a distant fairytale that occasionally dips into a nightmare. I love how the film captures Priscilla's perspective, allowing us to see the world through her eyes. Cinematography wise: every frame could be displayed in a museum. The acting by Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi is outstanding—so much so that I almost forgot they were acting. Extra points to Jacob for successfully making me despise his character! While I wish there was a reference at the end showing how Priscilla moved on after leaving Elvis, this is a minor issue in an otherwise beautiful film.