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1001 Frames (2025) ‘Berlinale’ Movie Review: A Sharp, Probing Look Into Skewed Power Dynamics

1001 Frames (2025) ‘Berlinale’ Movie Review: A Sharp, Probing Look Into Skewed Power Dynamics

It’s difficult, bruising in its spare, fuss-free, confrontational design until a final empathetic intrusion brings some relief and provides a much-needed reorienting of perspective.


‘Suze’ Review: A Wonderful Michaela Watkins Leads an Understated Delight About Kindred Spirits and Familial Love

‘Suze’ Review: A Wonderful Michaela Watkins Leads an Understated Delight About Kindred Spirits and Familial Love

That quality permeates the film right from the opening scene, when a blissful couple’s coital moans take over the dark screen, resolving to the pained face of Susan (a brilliant Michaela Watkins), confronted with the sight of an alarming pair of off-camera lovers: She walks in on her husband Alan (Sandy Jobin-Bevans) having an affair with his golf instructor Jacinta (Sorika Wolf).