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Review: 'Natchez' shows romanticized history, while sometimes comforting, is far creepier than the truth
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Review: 'Natchez' shows romanticized history, while sometimes comforting, is far creepier than the truth
Film still from ‘Natchez’ (Oscilloscope) When the trailer for Natchez first played at FilmScene, showing women in Gone with the Wind-esque gowns and men in gray Civil War fatigues smiling for photos in a former Mississippi plantation home, my partner leaned over and said, “I’ve been there. We had a family reunion there.” Even before watching the film, its themes of historical whitewashing and heritage tourism were already front of mind. How far …
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