Sean Baker continues his tragically humanist examination of the lower rungs of society with his powerfully raw The Florida Project
Following “Heaven Knows What,” filmmakers Josh and Benny Safdie return to the mean streets of New York City with “Good Time,” a hypnotic crime thriller that explores with bracing immediacy the tragic sway of family and fate.
We were on the scene for The New York Premiere of A24’s GOOD TIME, directed by Josh & Benny Safdie at SVA Theater.
Another home run from A24, ‘Good Time’ is a neo-noir odyssey, and if you manage to pry your hand from over your eyes, you’ll see Robert Pattinson redefine his career.
Menashe sits in a low lit diner across from a woman. She’s friendly and lighthearted, trying to engage him in shallow conversation so as to find a way toward common ground, but he’s not having any of it.
Despite some strong performances, The Exception is hampered by a nagging sense we’ve it all before.
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