Kaza-hana

⭐ Featured Review

"I notice much of his work is in how people look. It always balloons from there with our assumptions about them. Here he is a bureacrat in a suit but also mildly drunk the whole time, more of an anti-yuppie. She a stripper with a heart of gold. I believe his character is meant to display a casual and banal cruelty. The son of privilege and means, but is a generational black hole. It flips the expectation. Throughout it we think he is damaged beyond repair rather than the self-indulgent narcissist that he is. We also underestimate her real pain, thinking she is there to fix him. Much of it on..."