Dreams review Jessica Chastain channels rich Americans whose charity comes with strings
Briefly

Mexican director Michel Franco's latest film delves into the intense and unsettling world of erotic obsession among the liberal super-rich in Trump's America. Centering on Jennifer McCarthy, played by Jessica Chastain, the narrative combines elements of drama and thriller as it scrutinizes themes of moral guilt and redemption. With a backdrop of high-society arts funding and disillusionment, the story unfolds a chilling romance between Jennifer and ballet star Fernando, revealing the complexities of privilege and desire. Franco's signature style ensures an emotionally charged conclusion that leaves a lasting impact, despite its pessimistic tones.
"Franco gives us a gripping emotional drama, supercharged with toxic sensuality and fear, depicting the chilling realities of the liberal elite's obsession with redemption."
"Jennifer McCarthy's life is steeped in luxury, yet she grapples with the moral complexities of her privileged status and its impact on her relationships."
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