Over and over, the film reminds us that banking on a gimmick isn’t an adequate substitute for an incisive character portrait.
The film strives to teach people about the institutional racism that fueled the South Bronx fires of the 1970s.
Phuttiphong Aroonpheng’s film is an oblique portrait of Thailand’s Rohingya refugee crisis.
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