It’s December, which means we’re deep into award season–where the standard offerings might include family dramas you’ve seen before, but with a slight new flavor (Lady Bird) or the period drama your grandparents will rave about (Darkest Hour). None of these films will do anything inventive with the form because they’re like pizza – not fine dining, but you know what to expect regardless of where it comes from.
The Florida Project is the kid that steals that proverbial pizza, throws it on the ground, and asks if you want to go spit on cars.
When we last saw Colin Firth, he was leading Tom Ford’s A Single Man in a quiet daring role. He returns this year with a stuttering problem, in this nice film that doesn’t quite deserve the level of clamor it’s receiving. 
The Filmsmith 