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So, 'Bent' (2013) is this intriguing blend of comedy and drama that revolves around Jackie and Amelia, two women who were raised in a pretty restrictive religious cult. They meet annually at Amelia's mother's grave, which sets up this hauntingly reflective atmosphere. What’s fascinating is how they grapple with their past—asking if they're broken, only to realize they're just bent, which feels like a cheeky spin on their lives. The pacing has this nice, almost languid quality, allowing their conversations to breathe. The performances are raw and sincere, and there’s an offbeat humor that runs through their escapades, like that topless run through their old sect. It’s a film that really digs into the complexities of friendship and healing, without getting too heavy-handed.
Cult upbringing themes.Strong character-driven narrative.Offbeat humor with a poignant touch.
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