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A genuinely interesting film analysis stretched into breathless "director was a prophet" territory. Todd Haynes' Safe is legitimately unsettling, but treating it as prescient wellness commentary is the kind of retroactive film-bro energy that mistakes thematic resonance for actual prediction. Someon...
A visually overstuffed promotional image with aggressive synthwave aesthetics gets paired with a film critique attempting gravitas about sex work representation. Someone watched one indie drama about OnlyFans and decided the real problem was narrative nuance, not the garish soap bubbles floating aro...

Love this crazy movie.