I saw this at Sundance. "Beatriz At Dinner" has been written of as the first post-Trump statement we've had in cinema. Fair enough. I can see it. Miguel Arteta's film has John Lithgow's character, a ruthless real estate mogul, teasing, to the point of high tension, Salma Hayek's Mexican massage therapist at a posh business-minded dinner her client unexpectedly invites her to. I loved it, even up to its WTF ending. It comes out on June 9th and seems to have only gained in relevance the last few months.
"Beatriz At Dinner" Will Be The First Post-Trump Cinematic Statement
I saw this at Sundance. "Beatriz At Dinner" has been written of as the first post-Trump statement we've had in cinema. Fair enough. I can see it. Miguel Arteta's film has John Lithgow's character, a ruthless real estate mogul, teasing, to the point of high tension, Salma Hayek's Mexican massage therapist at a posh business-minded dinner her client unexpectedly invites her to. I loved it, even up to its WTF ending. It comes out on June 9th and seems to have only gained in relevance the last few months.