Review of Hold Your Fire (2021) by Saffron Maeve for Paste Magazine — 20 May 2022
Hold Your Fire certainly illustrates an oft-forgotten slice of history, assembling aestheticized archival footage of tense crowds and police in peacoats scattering like ants on the streets of New York.
But through clumsy structuring and skin-deep attempts to appease both sides of the coin, Forbes does not heed his own advice, misfiring entirely.
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This review of Hold Your Fire (2021) was written by Saffron Maeve and published by Paste Magazine on 20 May 2022.
Hold Your Fire has generally received positive reviews.
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