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Kinds of Kindness

📅 2023 Drama

The film "Kinds of Kindness" (2023) took home the award for Best Actor for Jesse Plemons at the Cannes Festival. This already puts it in the spotlight. It's one of those films that sets the tone for current cinema. Its impact is already being felt. The story is receiving an exceptional welcome. …

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📖 Synopsis

The film "Kinds of Kindness" (2023) took home the award for Best Actor for Jesse Plemons at the Cannes Festival.
This already puts it in the spotlight.
It's one of those films that sets the tone for current cinema.
Its impact is already being felt.

The story is receiving an exceptional welcome.
It's no surprise, given that the cast and direction seem to have come together to create something special.

At the Cannes Festival, "Kinds of Kindness" proved to be one of the most outstanding films.
Its award is a clear indicator of its quality.

Jesse Plemons' performance is noteworthy.
His talent is beyond doubt.

This is one of those films that you can't miss.

✍️ Our review

10.0/10 ★★★★★

Lanthimos turns the grotesque into poetry. Plemons is a flesh-and-blood monster that hurts to watch. Cinema that cuts like a rusty knife.

💬 Memorable quotes

" Do you think you're free? You're not. No one is. — Robert (Jesse Plemons)
" Obedience is not love. It's just fear in disguise. — Emily (Emma Stone)

🎬 Behind the scenes

🎯 Filming lasted only 42 days, almost impossible for a film with four intertwined stories.
🎯 Lanthimos forced the actors to improvise entire scenes without a script, just with vague indications.
🎯 Jesse Plemons shaved his own head on set, without a double or special effects.
🎯 Emma Stone and Willem Dafoe reunite with Lanthimos after *The Favourite* and *Poor Things*, but this time the director gave them the freedom to explore the darkest aspects of their characters.
🎯 The original title was going to be *And*, but it was changed in post-production because it sounded too abstract.

👥 Who is it for?

fans of Yorgos Lanthimos' cinema those looking for something that will stir their stomach (in a good way) lovers of surrealism with a sharp script viewers who enjoy discomfort as an aesthetic experience followers of Plemons since *Breaking Bad* those who believe love can be a trap
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