A Matter of Size Reviewed

Excerpt:
Crafting a film that resonates with audiences is tricky. On one end of the spectrum is the safe path of rebooting an old concept or franchise that’s guaranteed to have a following. On the other end is the fringe of avant-garde, which seems to be the bastion of artists rather than entertainers. It’s rare that a new film can find a happy medium – presenting something familiar, yet fascinatingly strange. A Matter of Size is that film. It doesn’t really reveal anything new about the human condition, but the film does present a new perspective on body image, self-esteem and inner strength. If that’s not enticing enough, there are also Jewish Sumo wrestlers.

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