Nov. 17

"By persistently depicting privilege as a burden, non-specific discontent as a dramatic spur, and narcissism as akin to an art form, Copolla has without question established a distinct style. But her failure to provide true insight into her protagonists interior life, or to connect that life in a meaningful way to the surrounding society, condemns her film to a critical lack of emotional depth."
(Sight & Sound)

bloody hell, sounds MARVELOUS