Steph:
Moody, creepy, atmospheric, with elements of the surreal, Nanny is quietly unnerving as each scene builds off the previous to create a tightrope of tension that leads to a conclusion that left me completely in awe of how the filmmaker pulled it off—and I loved the critique of white feminism. ⏰⏰⏰⏰
Josh:
There’s a very good and well-acted drama at the movie’s core, and a pretty scathing cultural critique within that drama, so even though the sloooooowly developed supernatural aspect didn’t quite come together for me, the movie, as a whole, worked. ⏰⏰⏰
The Bare Minimum 