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Sean Baker

Rochester
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Letterboxd — Your life in film

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By Sean Baker, Tsou Shih-Ching
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Back to back portraits of American Dream as horror. Watched Eye of God last night, about a small town fast food employee who dives head first into a whirlwind romance, only to end up split open from gut to gullet by her domestic abuser new husband, then chased it with this gem about a man working double time in the pouring rain making bicycle deliveries in NY to try and earn $150 in $2-3 tips all in one night.
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Letterboxd — Your life in film

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By Sean Baker
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“Do you know why this is my favorite tree? ‘Cause it tipped over and it’s still growing.” I’m very late to seeing this but it hit me hard. Gorgeous, simple, deeply human cinematography. The struggle and celebration of being human through the eyes of a child. Willem Dafoe herding kids and Sandhill cranes. We’re all trying to survive and find some kind of joy in life until we can escape. 🌈
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Letterboxd — Your life in film

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By Nick Field, Sean Baker
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You're either an Anora person or a The Substance person, and I'm a The Substance person. I enjoyed this movie most when it's a screwball comedy, it definitely shifts into another gear when Vanya runs off. Mikey Madison gives a great performance (although again, I would've given the Oscar to Demi) and it's an intriguing premise, although unfortunately after a year's worth of hype I wanted a bit more. Nice ending though.
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