Review No.5

Rating: 5/10 (14 January 2020)

Stanley is a bold chap, and does a fair amount of over-communication with his lengthy and obvious scenes for a British director.
Emphasis on characters, tone and pace as a thumb rule go as far as working on such integral themes as war, what Stanley does with these rules when making Anna Karenina will be worth watching, Stanley having not attained the requisite objectivity - that kinda delivers the sub-text and depth needed.
Amateur and a try at best, will not be watching a lot of him.
And, he'll lose a popularity if and when he is exposed to harder cynicism from stoics older than him and belonging to the more regressive cultures.