Okja (dir. Bong Joon-ho).

[It’s] a strange but worthy effort, more often exhilarating than searing in its execution, with wondrous flourishes. However, it’s often a clash of sensibilities as Joon-ho mixes his eastern storytelling style with western influences that don’t always quite mesh together completely. That said, it’s an effective and colourful dissection of our relationship to food, capitalism, and animals.

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