Review of Kate (2021) by Teo Bugbee for The New York Times — 09 Sep 2021
The movie presents an eye-catching fantasy of a candy-colored Japanese underworld. But the exoticism feels as cheap as a whiff of a green tea and musk cologne called Tokyo wafting over a department store counter.
Even Winstead, stoic in her fashionably boyish haircut, looks bored.
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This review of Kate (2021) was written by Teo Bugbee and published by The New York Times on 09 Sep 2021.
Kate has generally received mixed reviews.
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