MORE SPOILER-FREE MINI-REVIEWS @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/mini-reviews-2022-edition "Emancipation struggles tremendously to justify its existence. The overly performative, superficial screenplay fails to elevate and distinguish the unique, true story of "Whipped Peter" from all the other generic movies that treat slavery as a mere plot point to "yet another" action/survival flick - surely there's a better way to adapt these stories?! Cinematography (Robert Richardson), cast...
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by Marcelo Zarvos
by Marcelo Zarvos
by Marcelo Zarvos
by Marcelo Zarvos
by Marcelo Zarvos
by Marcelo Zarvos
by Marcelo Zarvos
by Marcelo Zarvos
by Marcelo Zarvos
by Marcelo Zarvos
