Is it worth your time? Honestly, only if you have a thing for historical dramas that feel like they were filmed in a library. If you like your movies to move fast or pack a punch, skip it. If you enjoy staring at period costumes and listening to people debate theology for twenty minutes, you’ll be in heaven. The whole...
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Ramón Peón
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"Is it worth your time? Honestly, only if you have a thing for historical dramas that feel like they were filmed in a library. If you like your movies to move fast or pack a punch, skip it. If you enjoy staring at period costumes and listening to people debate theology for twenty minutes, you’ll be in heaven. The whole thing feels very, well, reverent. It’s the kind of movie that’s scared to mess up the history books, so it ends up being a bit stiff. The vibe There’s a scene where Sor Juana is ..."
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