Despite dealing with complex themes, the script elaborates them with outstanding ease and clarity. Embracing this exceptional support, the rest of the artistic team brings a confidence that benefits their characters. The introduction of a family life full of complexities, reproaches and misunderstandings serves to build Monk's character, and even in some moments contradicts his own speech, with a counterpoint splendidly performed by Sterling K. Brown. And together with Laura Karpman's music that pays tribute to Thelonious Monk, it ends up being an intelligent and hilariously sarcastic journey.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2024-03-03T08:55:46Z
Despite dealing with complex themes, the script elaborates them with outstanding ease and clarity. Embracing this exceptional support, the rest of the artistic team brings a confidence that benefits their characters. The introduction of a family life full of complexities, reproaches and misunderstandings serves to build Monk's character, and even in some moments contradicts his own speech, with a counterpoint splendidly performed by Sterling K. Brown. And together with Laura Karpman's music that pays tribute to Thelonious Monk, it ends up being an intelligent and hilariously sarcastic journey.