The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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Lead actress Ribeiro ensures that Rosa is a figure anyone can identify with, her struggle for self-realization as pertinent today as it was in Clarice's generation.
Though the film is sometimes a bit too on the nose in terms of its references, this is nonetheless an impressive work, further elevated by a finely chiseled performance from actress Maria Ribeiro.
A masterpiece about contemporary feminism. About the void of the individuals in our times. The void of Rosa. [Full review in Spanish]
The filmmaker Laís Bodanzky proposes a timely feminist reflection... supported by the great work of a cast headed by Maria Ribeiro and an appreciable balance between the intensity of the sequences and the beauty of the images. [full review in Spanish]
In an intelligent way, the Brazilian director Laís Bodanzky focuses her attention, exclusively, on the family microcosm, in an attempt to highlight the challenges and difficulties that Rosa must overcome in the day to day. [Full review in Spanish]
The empowerment of a woman, with the common sense of [director] Laís Bodanzky. [Full review in Spanish]
After a slow start to the Berlinale film festival, Lais Bodanzky's Just Like Our Parents emerged as one of the highlights.
Laus Bodansky's portrait of a woman forced to confront her stale marriage and professional disappointment approaches familiar territory with a light touch.
Even though this weak and extremely irregular film does a few things right here and there, it is really hard to overlook so many flaws, like the amount of clichés, the occasionally cheesy dialogue and the poor characterization of its characters (and their motivations).
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