Supposedly the first wide release to feature a majority LGBTQ+ cast, how does it stack up?
‘Bros’ TIFF Review: Baby Steps First, but a Nice Leap for Mainstream Queer Representation
Tag: drama
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This film featuring deaf actors playing deaf characters unfortunately falters with providing them their own voice.
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Jane Campion's first feature film in over a decade is a beautifully realized effort, internally and externally.
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