When girlhood and toxic masculinity collide in the woods
'Good One' Review: The cinematography is gorgeous, the soundtrack exquisite, the story spare and fine, like a stage play.
As someone who has spent a fair bit of time hiking in the Catskills, the opening shots of “Good One” were beautifully, achingly familiar: a still pond framed by trees; an eastern red-spotted newt clambering over the forest floor1; the disjointed but slithery movement of a millipede; two butterflies flitting around a stack of river rocks; the moon. I inst…