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Atheists will hail films like 'The Wonder' as beautiful and true because they have disavowed complexities of the soul, miracles, and God.

The Wonder

With Florence Pugh at the helm, this period drama transcends from an interesting mystery/thriller to an enjoyable film that will have you glued to the screen.

Fans are praising this star-studded psychological thriller as it spends its second week topping the Netflix charts

This is the best piece of work you’ll see this year, perhaps any year yet, writes J.P. Devine.

LONDON: The opening few moments of “The Wonder” are a discombobulating experience – before the movie even gets going, director Sebastián Lelio hits viewers with a bizarre, fourth-wall-breaking curveball: This might well be just a story, but the characters in it believe in it wholeheartedly. It’s a peculiar — not to mention entirely unnecessary — sort of disclaimer. It doesn’t,

Florence Pughs Netflix film "The Wonder" investigates the mystery of a young religious girl who survives without food. Heres the movie ending, explained.

A 19th-century nurse observes a young girl who has fasted for 4 months.

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Is Florence Pughs latest Netflix movie, "The Wonder" a true story? Heres what we know about the movie and what its based on.