Okja was just plain terrible, but I Don’t Feel At Home In This World Any More was wonderful. I can’t find many references to it here on qt3, but what a delightful little set piece about good and evil and the mundanity of it all.
Okja was just plain terrible, but I Don’t Feel At Home In This World Any More was wonderful. I can’t find many references to it here on qt3, but what a delightful little set piece about good and evil and the mundanity of it all.