This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I wrote a 1000 word review for this and lost it so to summerise:
-this is the best miniseries I've seen since HBOs "Chernobyl", and like "Chernobyl" is essentially about how the powers that be react to a disaster that that threatens their legitimacy, whether it be a nuclear meltdown or the fact children cannot stop stabbing each other.
-"Adolescence's" extremely tight story telling demonstrates this well, mainly via the continions shots which not only reveal information about the crime…
Gandalf in canon is a literal angel yet he comes across in this like the 30 year old manager at your first service job
I really feel like I watched a different film to everyone else.
While I won't claim to have seen a great deal of movies dealing with a similar subject matter to “Frybread Face”, 2 pieces of media come to mind. These are Frybread's producer Taikia Waihiti's "Boy" or the series he also produced "Reservation Dogs". Similar to Frybread, both of these tell stories of Indiginous children gowing up in the wreckage of their colonized societies. Unlike Frybread however these stories…
