You know andrea arnold has the sauce because a worse filmmaker likely would’ve fumbled this terribly

You know andrea arnold has the sauce because a worse filmmaker likely would’ve fumbled this terribly

Takes a while to get going, and you basically don’t know anything until the end, but I really enjoyed that.
Great cinematography too, bleak and beautiful!

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Watched on BFI PLAYER
*Women Directors*

Takes a while to get going, and you basically don’t know anything until the end, but I really enjoyed that.
Great cinematography too, bleak and beautiful!

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Watched on BFI PLAYER
*Women Directors*

Interesting CCTV drama and a great directorial debut I think, although it felt slow at times, the whole exploration of grief was still interesting and perhaps even distressing at times.

Interesting CCTV drama and a great directorial debut I think, although it felt slow at times, the whole exploration of grief was still interesting and perhaps even distressing at times.

yeah a bit too rough for me

yeah a bit too rough for me

i was enjoying breakfast when the second sex scene happened, had to pause, honestly can’t understand why it was so gross.
the film is confusing, some of her choices, most of them, are confusing. did she get the revenge she wanted? probably no.
but after the whole ordeal, she got like a piece of her mind back, long lost after the tragedy.

i was enjoying breakfast when the second sex scene happened, had to pause, honestly can’t understand why it was so gross.
the film is confusing, some of her choices, most of them, are confusing. did she get the revenge she wanted? probably no.
but after the whole ordeal, she got like a piece of her mind back, long lost after the tragedy.