
‘Together’ Review
“Together skirts close to a one-to-one allegory regarding the fear of being swallowed up into a village-less nuclear family.”

“Together skirts close to a one-to-one allegory regarding the fear of being swallowed up into a village-less nuclear family.”

“With their return, Boyle and Garland make the most out of the larger canvas the years away gave them to work with.”

“On a premise level, Friendship is functionally a romantic comedy.”

“What’s most interesting and enjoyable to me about The Ugly Stepsister sits beyond the Cinderella-parody and allegorical reflections on Ozempic and rhinoplasties.”

“Betty/Diane arrives in Hollywood from her small town with big dreams and a certain aw-shucks nature that’s almost impossible to separate from Lynch’s own persona.”

“It’s not only their understanding of their desire, but their insistence on unapologetically surrendering to their desires, that allows for the women of Chungking Express to express, seduce, and pine so singularly.”

“When she first appears in The Grandmaster, Gong Er arrives like a queen.”

“The objectification of the gladiator’s body mirrors the same fascination with female bodies in film through a lens of “feminization”.

“Dianne’s on a road trip in reverse. She knows where the road ends, a marriage that failed, and she rejects it.”

A conversation with Carlee Gomes