The film's foundation in a true story significantly and it really impacted my admiration for it. Kudos for adeptly and artistically presenting the narrative with a robust feminist perspective. The custom-composed film score, executed by a 40-piece orchestra, is masterfully crafted and seamlessly aligns with the overall film ambiance. While not adhering to a modest budget, this isn't your typical Hollywood production, demanding your focused engagement. However, the investment is undeniably rewarding, even for those who aren't typically drawn to historical dialogues. Encountering films like this isn't a frequent occurrence, so I'm genuinely pleased to have come across it. I'll definitely make a point to recommend it to my family and friends.
Review of Effigy: Poison and the City
