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Where does a child turn when they have noone left?
I don't know where to start, but I have to somewhere.
Lilja-4-ever is one of the most important movies I've watched in a while and i, someone who was not yet born when it came out, question why it is not more talked about.
Lilja-4-ever is loosely based around the real life story of Danguolė Rasalaitė, a 16 year old Lithuanian girl who was promised a job as a berrypicker…
Overall a good documentary, unlike a lot of other Netflix's docs it didn't feel that stretched out?
Well, I obviously hates the AI generated voice, they could've just gotten a voice actor to read it?? but I atleast hope the family was okay with doing that.
I think it was a very important and good move to talk about missing bipoc women and how they are often overlooked in the media, though it felt like Gabby's dad was not finished talking about it when they cut him out.
Worth a watch, but not the best documentary ever
Ja, vart fan börjar man?
Filmen gör ett väldigt bra jobb med att fånga den charmen svenska 70- och 80-talet hade och mycket av castingen var riktigt lik (ABBA!!)
Jag kan tyvärr inte undgå att tveka till Adam Pålsson roll som Ted. Riktiga Ted påbörjade ju sin karriär när han var ungefär 16 och Pålsson i rollen är närmare 30. Kanske hade det varit bättre att hitta någon yngre men riktigt lik Pålsson för att spela yngre Ted? Eller så…
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It was so...bad? Or not even bad, just boring. The pacing was weird and slow, the color grading was so uninspiring, the characters felt very flat and there was not a single moment where I liked it. Not even something so bad that it was funny, every single scene was boring.
It's dissapointing because I love the concept. I feel like it's such a good idea as a foundation for a good story but that foundation was the only thing…
