Anora, a young sex worker from Brooklyn, gets her chance at a Cinderella story when she meets and impulsively marries the son of an oligarch. Once the news reaches Russia, her fairytale is threatened as the parents set out for New York to get the marriage annulled.
Mikey Madison Mark Eydelshteyn Yura Borisov Karren Karagulian Vache Tovmasyan Luna Sofía Miranda Lindsey Normington Darya Ekamasova Aleksey Serebryakov Anton Bitter Ivy Wolk Vlad Mamai Maria Tichinskaya Paul Weissman Emily Weider Vincent Radwinsky Brittney Rodriguez Sophia Carnabuci Ella Rubin Ross Brodar Zoë Vnak Morgan Charlton Nazar Khamis Charles Jang Lana Svidonovich Masha Zhak Sebastian Conelli Irina Finley Mariana Orozco Arango Show All…
Kyle Zemborain Róbert Pálos Alnazer Mohamad Fawzi Béla Klingl Árpád Koós Péter Csintalan Zsanett Szántó András Zalavári
John Warrin Andy Hay Jo Caron Adam Kopald Boris Krichevsky Alex Altman D. Chris Smith Oliver Snook Guy Francoeur
آنورا, อโนรา, 阿諾拉, Անորա, Анора, 아노라, 阿诺拉, אנורה, ანორა, 艾諾拉, Lọ Lem Thời Hiện Đại, ANORA アノーラ
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A terrifying tale of dating a mama’s boy
That's why you shouldn't trust twinks
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
it’s really sad to me that a character driven piece about a woman fails to make a real character out of her. we do not see anora’s desires or emotions outside of a punchline or even outside of her husband who she met the week before. as someone who has actually done sex work (in nyc) before, i was deeply disappointed in baker’s treatment of anora. in the film, the distinction between anora’s work and personal lives is blurred to the point where it’s nonexistent. i believe this is where the majority of my problems with the film arise. the only thing she really wants in this film is to find her husband and stay with him. the way it’s…
Sean Baker does for sex workers what Martin Scorsese did for Gangsters
Once Igor appears on screen the movie shifts to his perspective. (Or, in a way, it clarifies the perspective it already had.) Baker expects us to be impressed that Igor views Ani as a human being. He seems to expect the same praise for himself.
I’m not impressed. I’m impressed by his skills as a filmmaker. But I prefer a straight dude voyeur director to spare us the self-righteousness.
touche
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Home invasion scene might be the funniest (non Hundreds of Beavers) scene of the year
the things i would do to get on this bitch finsta..the things i would give to have a drunk cig with her on myrtle broadway at 3am...i know we would have thee most life altering convo in the girls bathroom and then never speak ever again. i would die for her
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Bouncing on it in a way that makes you cry at the end.
a cinderella story for girls on SSRIs
see what happens when a twink acts like he can handle a baddie
Simultaneously the funniest and one of the saddest movies of the year.
That’s what it feels like for most of us. If you don’t laugh you’ll cry.
