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And why aren’t there more of them? (Rhetorical question; we know why.) Do you know of a historical woman most of us have never heard of whom you’d love to see a movie about?
A mysterious, mournful film about proscribed teenaged-girlhood and feral female sexuality. There’s nothing entirely original here, but what it has to say, it says with enormous confidence and panache.
Intermittent moments of fleeting suspense punctuate literal and figurative murkiness (I gave up trying to figure out what was going on) as it flails around trying to pad itself out to feature length.
2017’s The Death of Stalin is on Hulu and Kanopy in the US, Prime and Apple TV in the UK.
2002’s My Big Fat Greek Wedding is on Max in the US, ITVx in the UK.
2021’s Stray is on Kanopy in the US, Netflix in the UK.
2014’s Pride is on Paramount+ in the US, Disney+ in the UK.
Industrial action on a scale unseen in perhaps decades is remaking economic landscapes on both sides of the Atlantic, and such events are rife with the personal and cultural drama movies love…
2000’s Chicken Run is on Prime in the US, and streaming on Prime (leaving soon!) and Disney+ in the UK.
1976’s Rocky is streaming on Prime in the US and Netflix in the UK, but leaves both services at the end of September.
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