'It's a film that really benefits from repeat viewings.'
Canning continued:"It's a film that really benefits from repeat viewings and looking at the characters from different perspectives.
"The strange, wonderful aspect of the film is you watch the first time following the film, and the second time you follow the film in a completely different way from a completely different character's perspective."has ignited a debate of a different kind when Sam Elliott criticised the movie, something that Benedict Cumberbatch called a"There's no harm in looking at a character to get to the root causes of that.
"The more we look under the hood of toxic masculinity and try to discover the root causes of it, the bigger chances we have of dealing with it when it arises with our children."
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