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In the same way that the female cast challenges the norms of British and American society alike, “The Buccaneers” contests what exactly defines a period as it ventures across eras in telling the story of its women that defy historical expectations.

“I think Elizabeth Zott as a character sees those who care for their families — which in her time happened to be mostly women — (she) sees them in a way they hadn't been seen or appreciated before and says that your work matters,” Smith added.

In sprawling moments of quiet agony, Lila Neugebauer’s “Causeway” finds its most valuable state of being: intimacy.

While Raiff’s penchant for earnestness remains a grounding force behind “Cha Cha Real Smooth,” the novelty of his sincerity and emotional subjectivity has mostly worn off, his portrayal of liminality more vaguely delineated and less insightful and critically self-reflexive than it purports to be.

Though writing Korean dramas isn’t exactly Muhly’s niche, his sweeping scores are a testament to his versatility.

Occasionally, we get a flash of brilliance from Scott’s pursed lips, or the intensity of Lower’s performance, but the camera lets go of the action every now and then.

With an entire half of the season to go, dawn is still rising on season two of “The Morning Show,” and it is shaping up to be just as compelling as the first.

In an interview with The Daily Californian, Moss stated that he remains uncertain about where the film “Boys State” stands in the context of American politics. 

At times, all of the characters can feel overbuilt — not due to the acting, but rather the performative dialogue and rushed dramatization.

“Greatness Code” features A-list names within a variety of sports arenas — from basketball to surfing to snowboarding and more.