This is THE screwball comedy for these times.

Such a fantastic addition to the history of the genre, which has almost always been on top of each period's contemporary issues, especially in of gender, labour, or class. Of course in 'Anora' there's excellent and absurd comedic shenanigans to be had, but underpinning every moment is the unsettling reality of just how badly late capitalism and unchecked oligarchy has turned almost every social connection into a transactional affair—rendering kindness and…

Giving this a rating of 2 because yes, I agree that the climate crisis is real, but that's about the only reason why I'm even giving it a rating as it's difficult to the "witness statement" of a privileged man who has historically blamed the climate crisis on the population count (one of the biggest points in this documentary) in developing countries, when according to a study from Oxfam and the Stockholm Environment Institute "between 1990 and 2015, the…