When I write a review this close to the start of a new year, I usually see most of the movies considered for one of the big six Oscar awards. If I don’t, I usually wait for those limited releases set for a wide release a couple of weeks later. Regardless, most people would have known of all the big-budget or Oscar-worthy movies by the time of a January 1st post. In 2020, the rules changed, and the cinema was no exception. Some big-budget movies slated to come out during the year have been tabled until the pandemic ends and will likely come out in the second half of 2021. However, the Academy has made date modifications, which means that films will be eligible for the end-of-year awards as long as they are released by February 28, 2021. I usually start watching the final one or two movies that might receive a Best Picture nomination around the start of the new year. 2020 is a different kind of beast, and this review is my first of the year of a film that will receive a nomination for that award.