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While it’s not perfect—certain scenes, like a confrontation scene involving a character making a self-serving argument about her actions, can feel false—it remains a genuinely touching and intelligent film. It invites viewers into the lives of people who might otherwise be marginalized or stereotyped, and challenges audiences to see beyond surface narratives.
American Fiction proves that Hollywood can still produce honest, daring films that reflect reality and spark important conversations. It’s a reminder that the best stories are the ones that challenge perceptions and embrace complexity. If you’re interested in films that blend humor, social commentary, and heartfelt storytelling, this one is well worth your time.