George H. D. Walker
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Like Pynchon, the film has sympathies with the underdogs, but it doesn't glorify them. What it does best is just to remind us how difficult we make things for the less fortunate in our country. And it does that without overly explicit commentary. What is shown on screen is enough.
November 30, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Like Pynchon, the film has sympathies with the underdogs, but it doesn't glorify them. What it does best is just to remind us how difficult we make things for the less fortunate in our country. And it does that without overly explicit commentary. What is shown on screen is enough.
