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- Polite Society sundance 2023 movie review is here! In this video Zach Pope gives his movie review for Polite Society (2023). This movie premiered at Sundance Film Festival 2023.
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Synopsis: A merry mash up of sisterly affection, parental disappointment and bold action, POLITE SOCIETY follows martial artist-in-training Ria Khan who believes she must save her older sister Lena from her impending marriage. After enlisting the help of her friends, Ria attempts to pull off the most ambitious of all wedding heists in the name of independence and sisterhood.
POLITE SOCIETY is in theaters April 28th.
Directed by Nida Manzoor
Written by Nida Manzoor
Produced by
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner
Olivier Kaempfe
John Pocock
Starring
Ritu Arya
Priya Kansara
Cinematography Ashley Connor
Edited by Robbie Morrison
Music by
Tom Howe
Shez Manzoor
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Video Summary: This is Zach Pope's Polite Society Movie Review Sundance 2023
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Just saw this. I instantly wanted to watch it again! Being South Asian American I’m partial to movies about these kinds of cultural conflict, and being a huge fan of Scott Pilgrim I love the surreal martial arts as metaphor for personal conflict.
Happy you enjoyed it thanks for watching!
Went to watch this last night as I knew it would hardly get support since I haven’t seen much marketing for it, but it was honestly really fun
Just saw this and dug it a lot. Legit a great cast.
Happy you enjoyed!
India has its own marital arts: KALARIPAYATTU. Its insanely fierce and intense.
Hopefully they took the opportunity to spotlight that. They probably didn't. -_-
But they're Pakistani tho? How would a Pakistani, let alone most of the North Indian people know about kalari when it's a Kerala and Tamil martial art?
I thought it was pretty good, but most of the humor didn't really work for me. The stylized action, uncomfortable villains, and pace were great, and I wished it wouldve leaned much harder into it.
I like the maar dala reference and madhuri dress. That was awesome
Dont worry as soon as it gets to peacock or netflix, itll become of those sudden discoveries
It's a good movie. 😉
It is!
I thought the movie had a LOT of man hating parts, she went from being a girl with ambition to a modern feminist that that dislikes men, saying men are just handed things and the world bows to them, and this as she brings down a guy during karate practice symbolizing the fall of the oppressive "man's world". She looked like a vengeful and jealous person, proceeding to breaking and entering into the man's home to frame him for something he didn't do without any evidence just the never wrong "Bad b!tch" gut feeling. Trying to push parallelisms between female empowerment = trashing men.
It also felt like another "woke" product hating on marriage and placing traditional values in a dark light. Basically implying any person that wants to get married and start a family is not chasing their dreams and throwing their life away.
Relentless attempt from "Woke" modern media to eradicate all the old values and ironically using dark ages techniques of throw "rocks" and "cabbages" at the old and traditional. There are so many ways to have the main characters evolve to being happy without the hyperbolized symbolisms of destroying a wedding, kicking masculinity in the nuggets and escaping the "choke" of society and showing it as the only way for these girls to be happy and freely dance in the rooftop.
I did like how the character was persistent with her dream and she did not stop at trying to contact her role model despite many failed attempts. I liked her confidence at standing up to a bully much bigger than her and continue to fight.
I really liked the love she showed for her family especially her sister, she was able to gain the respect and form a bond with the other girl despite not seeing eye to eye with her. Movie showed that you can enjoy the simple things in life and a precious moment can even be in a burger at a fast food place.
your victim complex is ruining you perception of the movie. riya says that speech about hating men and marriage for two reasons. Because her sister is actually being changed and throwing away her dreams, and because she is scared that her sisters are leaving, this does not mean that is the message this movie is trying to convey that message. This is quite obvious with the tone, they have already established riya as quite dramatic and over the top. And secondly, her breaking into the house to plant that fake evidence is unhinged. The movie very obviously painted that as unhinged and to show her desperation with trying to keep her sister for herself. This is again obvious because at that point the movie is still having us question if the dude is actually evil or not. Please try to think about why you got triggered so easily instead of siting to think about the film without bias.
Excited!
Enjoy the film!