The most openly expressive character in the on-the-lam drama I'm Your Woman is a baby. That makes sense; he's the only one who hasn't a clue what a mess of danger is closing in around him.
The grown-ups, on the other hand, all seem to be holding their breath, clenching their jaws, looking over their shoulders. This is especially the case for the boy's mother, Jean, played by Rachel Brosnahan with a caught-in-the-existential-headlights stillness that's the diametric opposite of her vivid, hyper-verbal Mrs.
Maisel. Director Julia Hart's concern with female protagonists in inhospitable worlds takes a turn, in her fourth and strongest feature, into stripped-down genre territory.
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