The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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Superb... [A] potent, heartfelt film.
Lost at sea.
"Eldorado's" historical narrative is inevitably less vividly portrayed than its contemporary one, though that in itself is poignant: a reminder of how fragile individual migrants' stories are to begin with ...
A sober, sombre movie.
Imhoof opens the debate out to consider the unsavoury economics of the situation, with the personal touchstone ensuring that his film retains a character of its own that marks it out from others on the same subject.
Imhoof's gently-roaming camera holds a mirror to Western society, and it reflects a distorted and ugly face.
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