When the time comes to write about the 2020s in film, Covid will undoubtedly be viewed as the defining event of the decade.
But as the pandemic becomes part of our new normal, one aspect of Covid continues to inspire filmmakers: quarantine.
In many ways more than the virus itself, the collective act of hunkering down and staying put has been coming up a lot in films lately.
And it’s not hard to imagine that quarantine helped give birth to “I’m A Virgo,” Boots Riley’s sophomore effort after bursting onto the scene in 2018 with his absurdist satire “Sorry To Bother You.Continue reading ‘I’m A Virgo’ Review: Boots Riley’s Absurdist Coming-Of-Age Series Is A Giant Delight at The Playlist.
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