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Let's start with the stunning performance by Madeleine Sims-Fewer. She was vulnerable, completely grounded and every moment was inspired, we were with her character at every step of her journey. Through the laughs, the tears and all the sorrow, we felt it with her. The dialogue was organic, it felt like we were dropped into the middle of their lives and conversations without the use of expositional dialogue, the writers were able to let the narrative unfold in a way that respected the intelligence of a modern day audience. Everything was clear without feeling like we were spoon-fed any information.
Lastly the message of this film is one that needs to be told and heard far and wide. This story has a million versions from real women around the world... not every villain wears a mask, they sit next to you at the office, on the subway, at Thanksgiving dinner... some of them are even living in our homes, sleeping in our beds...
score 10/10
kearstenjohansson 18 September 2020
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