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The sort of out-of-nowhere heartbreakingly beautiful yet often dark story I tend to enjoy. The lead, Taylor Buck, has enormous screen presence for someone so young and she never overdoes anything, she just does what any good actor should - let the audience react to what…
I love this movie even as it breaks my heart. My only teensy-tiny quibble is the smile at the end. We had the photo and then fading back out would have felt more real than the smile. Tayler Buck was great, but Edi Gathegi - a lesser performance would have made the…
7/10 An underrated gem of a movie. Princess of the Row is surprisingly a pretty good movie, almost great even. With well developed characters, a beautiful heartwarming story, a relevant message on PTSD, fast pacing, good direction, sad ending, and an above average…
One could draw similarities between Princess of the Row and Debra Granik's Leave No Trace. Their plots and themes align in many ways, however, Max Carlson's Princess of the Row achieves much more in my opinion. I connected considerably more with Princess of the Row.…
A heartfelt and heart-wrenching father and daughter story that tackles weighty social issues like the foster care system and homeless veterans suffering from mental illness. Unfortunately, the film does slip into saccharine white savior territory, but is immediately rescued…
Big-hearted; important; located; predictable; short; unrealistic; well-paced.
I guess this is the movie that the Soloist wanted to be?
10/10 wouldn’t see again but 7/10 would recommend... I think? Great acting and solid stab at a heart-breaking story, just felt long for 90 mins.
If you combine Debra Granik’s Leave No Trace with Ben Zeitlin’s Beasts Of The Southern Wild, replace the lush wilderness of their surroundings with the sunny, impoverished streets of Los Angeles, and filter it through the compassionate, outsider-centric lens of Sean Baker,…