… stacks everything into the pure survival stakes of the story and its characters, creating a sense of immediate in-the-moment thrills and even solid laughs that aren’t weighed down by
8.5
Nimrods
...a sweet-tinged coming-of-age winner that effectively balances adolescent ribaldry with genuine warmth.
7.7
… stacks everything into the pure survival stakes of the story and its characters, creating a sense of immediate in-the-moment thrills and even solid laughs that aren’t weighed down by
8.5
...a sweet-tinged coming-of-age winner that effectively balances adolescent ribaldry with genuine warmth.
8.7
… from its gleefully cheeky perspective on sexuality, to its clinically insane yet perfect casting, to its delightfully demented sense of humour, is everything that makes Gregg Araki one of
2.5
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Erin Free
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True Story
Anthony Frajman
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