When they say that being poor is a full time job - that is Aberdeen.
Seemingly all Aberdeen needs is a little plastic card, but in facing hurdle after hurdle, Eva Thomas and Ryan Cooper expertly expose how colonial government systems continually marr Indigenous people’s ability to exist. It’s both deeply frustrating and riveting with Gail Maurice in the title role.
The Haka Party Incident took place 12 years before I was born and when you hear or read what the engineers did from the perspective of 2025, your gut or at least my gut reaction is - gross - but not surprised.
I’ve grown up hearing stories of what Aotearoa was like in the 80s, and spending a decent portion of my own childhood - Māori in Kirikiriroa, I thought I got it.
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What the actual fuck NZ.
The…
These characters have no reason for being!
Their most interesting attribute is being manipulative but it doesn’t serve any purpose but to titillate.
The plot is repetitive and contrived.
An hour of the movie were montages!
Not knowing to tell your husband you like to be fingered and finally getting off with an aggressive younger man is not kinky. C’mon people.
