Magic Hour

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Sheila T @RT22200522 8h privileged perspective grief fantasy, idea you can escape to the desert, no job or obligations,$$ friends around, and spend your days hanging out in a $$ house, swimming and getting massages. I could def feel the director's priv. I think it might have been interesting if she actually had to work and got to spend time w/ him when they came home, maybe escaping to the desert for parts of it. But still, I enjoyed it for what it was Knowing her love for her husband, M. Duplas, I wonder if this film is her way of processing the fear of losing him and how painful the possibility of that must be. Knowing how publicly they've talked about how intertwined they are (celebrated their codependency) It did a good job of capturing when you first lose someone, how it feels they're still w/ you. hearing what they’d say in response to everything. these private moments you find yourself wondering if they could see them why they’d think& the overwhelm that comes w/ that.. Great music and great acting. See more Umutoni G @RT01569678 May 20 the mix of romance and mystery gives this movie such dreamy but unsettling vibe. fells like one of those late night films that quietly pulls you in. See more Stephen C @bob25009 May 15 Success in 1 1/3 hours. See more Read all reviews

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