You can argue with plenty of things in pieces of a woman, a skilled but heavy-handed

drama, now landing on Netflix after a tour of the fall film festivals. But you can't argue with

the monumental performance by Vanessa Kirby at its center. That's from Ty Burr of the Boston

Globe, talking about pieces of a woman, our featured debut here on Sinophilus. As always,

thanks for checking us out. Also reviewing a documentary called Time, which has been earning

Ray of Reviews, some all sorts of critics including the National Society of Film Cricks. They gave

out their awards for the best films in 2020. Time to know surprise was named as the best documentary,

speaking of documentaries. We'll bring in Lance Oppenheim, some kind of heaven, which is a terrific

doc available Friday January 15th. We're going to talk to him about that. He's a great story,

but Darren Aranovsky and just making documentaries in today's era. And in honor of prison movies,

which is what time is all about, the documentary, the Mount Rushmore of Prison movies. So all that

more coming up, I appreciate you as always checking us out here in Sinophilus. And please do

go to Apple Podcast where you can subscribe, rate, and review. Thanks to all the support along the way.

My cousin Nistrit just powered through every episode. I'm believable. Alpha Hill won. He never misses

an episode. My man, Hill won's the best. He's been asking for my top 10 list. I'm waiting for

this screener to know Mad Land. I still haven't received it. I hit up Ben Lines. I go,

what did you do? So he gave me the link to email for it. So hopefully I'm going to get the sooner

rather than later. And it's just starting a little bit frustrating that I'm waiting for no Mad Land.

So I feel like I can't do a top 10 list without seeing no Mad Land, which is a heavy favorite

all over the place. But I may eventually just lose patience. Maybe next week, I'll do my top 10

of 2020 here with Joe because eventually you don't want to be in the middle of March or give me

your top 10. So we'll see. Also, thanks to Brett Carrick, representing here in Hohocus. Never

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