I liked this as an exploration of sex work and how that interacts with class. A lot of people are saying that Anora isn't really developed, and that is kind of true. I do think that's sort of the point, though. She represents a larger dynamic, and the fact that her situation isn't unique is part of the commentary. None of these characters are developed, but the way that they make each other miserable and act out sexual power dynamics…
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(500) Days of Summer 2009
Wonderful documentary about the dangers of getting bangs
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