Called the greatest film of the past decade by its director Paul Schrader. A bit self indulgent, but he’s got moxie. 
In a time of chaos and uncertainty, people find religion as a comfort and a place of certainty. What happens when your very religion betrays you? When conversation after conversation is dark and morbid, seeing the worst in humanity, facing death, seeing the world die before his eyes. “Will God forgive us for destroying everything that he has created?”…

Reinventing the narrative of classical Hollywood (probably inspired by the success of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood) , a diverse cast sets out to make the first movie about a black girl in 1947. I thought this was an interesting idea, but it seemed to me that everyone is way too easily convinced to do things throughout. Whenever an evil white producer is faced with gatekeeping, they pretty much think about it for 5 seconds and say “I love it”. …