Ayo and Julia together was so fulfilling to see.

True subject of the movie wasn’t so obvious. Julia did a great job.

The movie is slow burn, but has a good plot.

A very engaging film with insightful commentary on waves of feminism and interpersonal dynamics shaping academia and work culture. The score and close-ups of hands were beautifully done. Alma’s performance stood out, though Andrew Garfield was also excellent. The film explored the double-edged sword of identity politics without moralizing and addressed sexual assault with care. It deserves a higher rating, perhaps its Rotten Tomatoes score reflects the same patriarchal bias the film critiques.