This is being underrated by people who want another Parasite imo! It's not at that level but it is a good story well executed with his usual stylistic tics and humour that you will enjoy if you like his stuff. The relatively minor flaws are the hit and miss supporting cast (Naomi Ackie does her best but her character is oddly scripted; Mark Ruffalo similarly fulfils the brief but is a bit too relentlessly comic) and a conclusion that runs…

Evaded reviews / hot takes before watching and fair to say was not really expecting what appeared, not indeed really a film about the modernist émigré's experience in the west at all, much though that is the hook to hang it on. After the electrifying opening complete with surreal upside down statue of liberty it settles into a talky character drama with architecture (and the protagonist's politics, etc) somewhat tangential, though the postwar Jewish experience is central and becomes moreso…