Film Review: The Book of Clarence is a charming study in charisma and con-artistry

"On the one hand, Clarence comes on as a Life of Brian-like chancer who refuses point-blank to believe in God; on the other, it regularly places Clarence in situations that require him to act as a bona fide messiah..."
Film Review: The Book of Clarence is a charming study in charisma and con-artistry

Elijah (R.J. Cyler) and Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield) in The Book of Clarence

Fri, 19 Apr, 2024 - 15:14
Declan Burke

  • The Book of Clarence 
  • ★★★★☆
  • Cinema release

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