Review of Mank (2020) by Richard Lawson for Vanity Fair — 06 Nov 2020
Mank taps into a vein of feeling that reaches farther than mere family tribute. The film also serves as a political cri de coeur, one that inspires as much as it dismays. In making a film that’s sort of about the making of another film, Fincher has many metatextual layers to work with, which he does with trademark precision and unexpected gentility.
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This review of Mank (2020) was written by Richard Lawson and published by Vanity Fair on 06 November 2020.
Mank has generally received positive reviews.
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