It may not always hang together into a perfectly cogent social or political message, but it does feel like a fascinating series of vignettes about just how far we’ve all fallen.

The Sweet East reveals itself as an undeniably exhilarating ride, surreal and satirical, and not quite of this world.

Saltburn’s Jacob Elordi and The Bear’s Ayo Edebiri are the big draws in this ramshackle American satire that’s equal parts punk swagger and lazy repetition.

It's clear that Sean Price Williams enjoys the provocative style of 1970s American cinema...but The Sweet East —even with its quirks, arbitrary choices, and significant inconsistencies between scenes—stands on its own. [Full review in Spanish]