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This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A British white man looks into a mirror expecting to see his blushing bride-to-be by his side, but instead he is horrified by the sight of a Southern Black woman pointing a rifle towards him. Is the mirror a metaphor? Or, as the film would rather you have it, isn't the sight shocking enough?
Were this film to have any real edge, it would've given Emma a voice or any semblance of interiority to either dispel or uphold Charlie's nightmarish…