If you are prepared for a big viewer commitment and relish those animated discussions afterwards (everyone will have a different bit to pick apart/comment on), then go. But also, be
Darren Aronofsky
… a tender and frequently overwhelming character drama, albeit carrying Aronofsky’s love-it-or-hate-it penchant for directness and preoccupation with metaphysics.
With the buzz surrounding his performance in Darren Aronofsky’s The Whale, we join the chorus and take a look at the rocky road that led to the rebirth of the
Brazil’s indigenous people are pushing back by picking up a camera in Alex Pritz’s Sundance winning documentary.
A dense, delirious, playful and serious work of capital A art, and easily the most ambitious film to come out of a major studio since Kubrick.
Apparently 'Chelle really wants to be a grandmother.