‘A PURE PLACE’ IS BEAUTIFULLY UNSETTLING WITH STANDOUT PERFORMANCES [CFF 2022]

2022Reviews
Written By Rebecca Feldbin

Modern Horrors
by Julie Holland

Watching a movie about a purity cult on the same day Roe vs Wade was overturned might have been unfortunate timing, but at least the purity here is more focused on intense use of soap rather than…well any other kind of purity that might be triggering right now.

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Rebecca Feldbin
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