A sincere, little slice of life, that inhabits the air of a Sean Baker film. Patriarchy and the male gaze is a bitch, every interaction is laced with an awareness of power imbalances, not just from gender but also race.
Regina Hall is a superstar, and as much as I get why the final act unfolded how it did…you really feel every bit of her absence. The ending was great tho, touched back on that Baker sincerity.
A sincere, little slice of life, that inhabits the air of a Sean Baker film. Patriarchy and the male gaze is a bitch, every interaction is laced with an awareness of power imbalances, not just from gender but also race.
Regina Hall is a superstar, and as much as I get why the final act unfolded how it did…you really feel every bit of her absence. The ending was great tho, touched back on that Baker sincerity.
