“This performance is the convergence of a performer who hasn’t had this kind of opportunity, but who has always had it in them,” Chris Feil writes.
The Toronto International Film Festival kicked off Thursday night and with it came the arrival of the festival’s. Coming this November from A24, the film is a powerful true story of homophobia experienced at home and within the military. And as the roars from the crowd when she took her curtain call indicate,The film follows Ellis , a young gay Black man who enters the U.S. Marines as the only alternative to being unhoused.
A staple of teen comedies and television when she started in the industry, Union has built a long career in mainstream fare alongside the biggest names in the business. In recent years, she has been one of In only a few scenes, she achieves that with a humanity and complexity that is immediately disarming to watch. Opposite Pope’s emotionally raw performance, Union is at first terrifyingly impenetrable. But when Inez tells Ellis “I made peace with losing you,” Union’s delivery is anything but as simple as it sounds.
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