I saw it for Timothée Chalamet. And his work is just admirable. But the great job is offered by absolutely impressive Mark Rylance, giving a version of evil absolutely fantastic.
No doubts, Taylor Russell represents the perfect option for role of Maurene.
One of virtues - the atmosphere of Reagan United States. In same measure, the touch, especially in the meetings, of South Gothic. Another virtue - the gentle poeetry, the travel becoming, in some measure, scene by scene, yours. The exploration of family, in the perspective of young adults is another good point.
The sin - maybe, the paradoxal hurry, the characters remaining more sketches .
But , indeed, a beautiful film, deserving the atention each minute from its two hours.
