Like Me
By Alasdair Bayman January 25, 2018
A highly kaleidoscopic twist in a well-worn genre of filmmaking.
A highly kaleidoscopic twist in a well-worn genre of filmmaking.
A heartfelt yet somewhat hallow, backstage snippet on the final days of the Obama presidency.
A deeply informative documentary, which doubles as a fast-paced investigative thriller.
A unique, fictionalized view of the racial unrest leading up to the devastating L.A. riots
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Throw in some lesbianism, witchcraft, and supporting performances by Fred Armisen, Adam Pally, and Molly Shannon and you have one of the year’s funniest films.
Two movies take on the concept of privilege from the outsider’s point of view in very different ways and epochs.
Think of all the social commentary brought up in Get Out, only this is something you can watch with your kids.