‘Blink Twice’ Review
Kravitz is too jaded to commit to conventional moral outrage but too defensive of her own position to create anything genuinely subversive
Kravitz is too jaded to commit to conventional moral outrage but too defensive of her own position to create anything genuinely subversive
Ani is hustling until she’s suddenly seemingly swept up by Vanya in all earnestness, with little signal as to why or how.
Bird is a reminder that to daydream out in the fields isn’t frivolous.
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