Its not a perfect film - I'm sure more needed to be said about Seberg - but the story is interesting, and Stewart portrays the actress well.

The story is interesting, Stewart is amazing & cinematography is beautiful. The movie could have been longer, but my biggest complaint is that the only Black characters in the movie are only there to move the story along, and it has a "tokenism" feel to it. Yes, it's a movie about Seberg, but given how important the civil rights movement was/is, I don't see why Mackie's and Beetz's characters couldn't have been more fleshed out.

A missed opportunity to approach a biographical aspect from the perspective of a nightmare caused by anti-communist obsession. But it works neither as a psychological thriller nor as a biopic, it has a TV movie aspect that provokes rejection and builds caricatures instead of characters. Kristen Stewart does an appropriate composition of the character, but the languid script doesn't allow her to develop it.