With ‘Disco Boy,’ It’s Best To Let the Film Do the Talking

Sometimes one is reminded that art should be seen and artists not heard from.

Via Big World Pictures
Franz Rogowski in 'Disco Boy.' Via Big World Pictures

A critic should know better than to read press releases. They’re a necessary evil, I suppose, being compendiums of facts designed to provide a leg up for anyone tasked to write about the subject under discussion. Double-checking the spellings of names and giving credit where credit is due are good things, but sometimes one is reminded that art should be seen and artists not heard from.

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