Gilroy seldom finds meaningful visual or thematic throughlines, resulting in a work of heightened moments and performances that work wonders individually, but never harmonize.
Adapted from Nathaniel Rich's 'Losing Earth,' this surprisingly exciting and entertaining film unfolds almost entirely in a single conference room where scientists, lobbyists and politicians debate how to warn Congress about rising carbon dioxide.
Set on an isolated Colorado homestead in the 1950s, the Colm Tóibín adaptation charts a closeted son's slow awakening as his mother's absence lays bare secrets his household kept hidden.