‘Dune’ is a spectacle that gets lost in a sandstorm

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‘Dune’ is a spectacle that gets lost in a sandstorm | TIFF movie review

House Atreides is tasked with controlling the mining operation on the dangerous desert planet of Dune, but what they don’t know is political intrigue is afoot

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