A courtroom drama about potholes, the movie's success lies in its ability to be able to communicate to the audience the plight of a common man.
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A subtle film commenting on free speech and literature, '19(1)(a)' emphasis how an ordinary person quietly taking agency over her own life can be an extremely political act.
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Hulu’s 'Prey' plays off of and reverses long-standing Hollywood tropes about Native Americans to craft an alien thriller that actually delivers.
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The strong chemistry between the leads and some clever script-writing ensures that the film keeps humming along.
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