The insanity of age, the certainty of dying. Time for a whisky
America in the ‘fifties. Two women – one older, wealthy and sophisticated and on her way to a divorce, the other an ingenue shopgirl, begin a relationship. Complications inevitably arise.
There is a slow-burning interiority to the movie, and moments of incandescence that are utterly convincing.
Director: Todd Haynes. Cate Blanchette, Rooney Mara
Verdict: Still waters flow deep. Bourbon. On the rocks.
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