Sundance Review: Susanna Fogel’s ‘Cat Person’ Starring Emilia Jones & Nicholas Braun

Based on one of the most sensational and much-discussed short stories of recent times, which was heralded as the most-read story ever to appear in The New Yorker, Cat Person is a disarmingly creepy…

, have shaken and stirred Kristen Roupenian’s 2017 yarn into something outrageous and disturbing while at the same time altogether palatable. It’s a film that young women, in particular, will gather around like bears having just found honey., plays Margot, a 20-year-old student at an East Coast college lucky enough to have a nearby old-school movie theater that’s still in operation.

. Nothing of consequence is discussed and the entire encounter comes to nothing, and yet a connection of sorts has been made. The next time they meet, under identical circumstances, they will be better rehearsed. Sure, there’s theoretically nothing wrong with taking a shot with someone you don’t know well to see how it turns out and everyone makes mistakes once in a while. But this is not a film that cuts away just as things get genuinely intimate.is unusual in its quite vivid presentation of bad sex; you just wish Margot could get out of there already, but she’s committed herself and so it goes.

Hemos resumido esta noticia para que puedas leerla rápidamente. Si estás interesado en la noticia, puedes leer el texto completo aquí. Leer más:

DEADLINE /  🏆 109. in US

Argentina Últimas Noticias, Argentina Titulares

Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.

'Cat Person' Wins Most Cringeworthy Sex Scene at SundanceThe hottest ticket at the fest boasts one nightmare of a bad-date hook-up, feat. Succession’s Cousin Greg. Too bad the rest of this viral short-story adaptation can’t live up to it
Leer más »

Sundance premiere ‘Cat Person’ a cinematic litter box serving cheap ‘thrills’The movie “Cat Person,” based on the viral New Yorker short story that touched a cultural nerve in 2017, should be called “Camp Person.”
Leer más »

'The Pod Generation' Review: Emilia Clarke & Chiwetel Ejiofor Star in Middling Futuristic Pregnancy Story | Sundance 2023'The Pod Generation,' starring Emilia Clarke and Chiwetel Ejiofor, about the future of pregnancy in a tech-obsessed world, is an impressive packaging with little content. Our Sundance2023 review:
Leer más »

‘When It Melts’ Sundance Review: Veerle Baetens Tells An Emotionally-Stunning Story Of A Troubled LifeIt’s a backhanded compliment to Sundance to see such an emotionally-stunning film as Belgian director Veerle Baetens’ When It Melts, which premiered tonight in the festival’s World Cinema Dramatic …
Leer más »

The Starling Girl Review: Parmet Delicately Balances Abuse Vs. Agency [Sundance]TheStarlingGirl Review: Parmet Delicately Balances Abuse Vs. Agency [Sundance]
Leer más »

Sometimes I Think About Dying Review: Ridley Elevates Meditative Drama [Sundance]SometimesIThinkAboutDying Review: Daisy Ridley Elevates Meditative Drama [Sundance] Sundance2023
Leer más »