Classic

Saw this on a date with my wife at an art theater in Berkeley. Left the theater gayer and even more obsessed with Kristen Stewart than before we walked in.

Incredible. Mystifying. Pure genius in my opinion. Every shot is breathtaking and each scene more shocking and unique than the last. I went into the film with my concerns of Emma Stone in a serious, British, eighteenth century role, yet was pleasantly surprised by her performance. 
I found the recurring theme of that specific movement (you know what I mean if you’ve seen the film) and found it truly fascinating that by using one movement in different situations and performing different tasks, they were able to show us the real meaning of the film. 
I recommend The Favourite to anyone who loves visually appealing, poetic, and well-written cinema.

A fourteen year old borrowed this film from the Herriman Utah library—little did she know it would change her, open up her world, and allow her to escape. 
River Phoenix gives a stunning performance along side MarthaPlimpton.  A harrowing coming of age film, highlighting the experience of stepping away from childhood (parents) and moving into your own (education;love;art expression).  A literal MUST SEE.