Poor people

The successful collaboration of the Greek mad genius Yorgos Lanthimos with Emma Stone continues, and the latter can easily receive two golden statuettes at the Oscars gala next spring - for best actress and best film, because Stone is also the film's producer. The film itself is a fantastic, Frankensteinian story of self-discovery, which in the center is Stone's bravura Bella Baxter, who appears in front of the viewer as a completely blank page, but begins to fill this page with knowledge, experiences and experiences. Although Bella has lived a safe and sheltered life with her father figure, the scientist Godwin Baxter (Willem Dafoe), she too thirsts for new experiences, and so begins an incredible journey of self-discovery with the slimy lawyer Duncan Wedderburn (Mark Ruffalo, removing all possible brakes). If you liked Lanthimos earlier films "Lobster" and "Soosik", then this is just right for you.