Review: Manifesto (2017)

I went long on this review and I went into some of my obsessions: performance, masks, stardom, personality, “playing yourself,” and what I call Persona Acting. Manifesto – which is not like anything else – where Cate Blanchett plays 13 different roles, each one spouting different manifestos from history – seems to require it.

Either way, you gotta see this damn thing.

My review of Manifesto is now up at Rogerebert.com.

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2 Responses to Review: Manifesto (2017)

  1. Stevie says:

    Wow, sounds fabulous. Thanks for another phenomenally written review!

    • sheila says:

      Stevie – it’s so bizarre I had a hard time even describing it.

      Imagine saying, like, the Gettysburg Address as THOUGH you were an anchor on Hollywood Insider.

      And she does it brilliantly.

      I dont know what it all MEANS but it is fascinating to watch.

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