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Natasha Alvar
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Editor-in-Chief, The Fiction Department
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By Natasha Alvar| thefictiondepartment.com@ Fresh was amazing – a subversive fun horror romp with the incredible talents of Daisy Edgar-Jones and Sebastian Stan. Such a stellar start for a debut film. Mimi Cave’s sophomore film Holland, however, is nowhere near as fresh. Her second feature film is bogged down by a screenplay that is dull, unimaginative and messy. We’re brought into the world of Holland, Michigan, essentially suburban bliss with clogs, windmills and tulips.
By Natasha Alvar| thefictiondepartment.com@ The Electric State is the worst kind of film; it’s emotionally hollow every step of the way, embarrassingly mediocre, yet it cost US$320 million to make, an absurd amount of moolah that would have been better spent on better films with smaller budgets. The film is centred around the relationship between Michelle (Millie Bobby Brown) and her younger savant brother Christopher (Woody Norman).
By Natasha Alvar| thefictiondepartment.com@ Fresh was amazing – a subversive fun horror romp with the incredible talents of Daisy Edgar-Jones and Sebastian Stan. Such a stellar start for a debut film. Mimi Cave’s sophomore film Holland, however, is nowhere near as fresh. Her second feature film is bogged down by a screenplay that is dull, unimaginative and messy. We’re brought into the world of Holland, Michigan, essentially suburban bliss with clogs, windmills and tulips.
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Singapore, Singapore