By Lucy Carter
As chefs Carmy and Syd grapple with the weight of their own expectations and ambition, their friends struggle to find a vocation at all. This candid approach to the difficulty of finding a purpose feels quietly refreshing in pop culture.
A young Afghan immigrant finds herself adrift in San Francisco in Babak Jalali's poetic fourth feature.
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