A review on a new spin on JM Barrie’s characters.
In 2012, filmmaker Benh Zeitlin burst onto the screen with his feature debut, Beasts of the Southern Wild. Mixing a tangible real-world aesthetic with touches of the fantastical, Zeitlin crafted an emotionally rich modern fable that went on to earn four Academy Award nominations, including two for Zeitlin as director and screenwriter. Many will have been eagerly anticipating what he would do next, and it has certainly taken its time to arrive.
Read the full review over at THN, originally published August 13th 2021.
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