Overview
- New coverage, which published Sunday, converges on praise for Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel while noting the film’s hazy, mood‑driven approach to story.
- Now playing in U.S. theaters, the drama follows a retired pop star who seeks out her former costume designer for a comeback look as a ghostly red presence shadows their reunion.
- Critics highlight the film’s couture as storytelling, with Bina Daigeler’s designs, a showpiece gown by Iris van Herpen, and evocative camerawork by Andrew Droz Palermo and Rina Yang.
- Original songs come from Jack Antonoff, Charli XCX, and FKA twigs, with twigs also appearing on screen as a medium, reinforcing the blend of pop spectacle and the supernatural.
- Director David Lowery frames the tale as an exploration of creative bonds, identity, and the hard work of making amends, aligning with his ongoing use of ghosts as symbolic presences.