Mother Mary Review: Pop Music Horror Mishmash That Looks Good, But Falls Flat in Its Storytelling
The proposition of an A24 + Anne Hathaway collab is an immediately…
Pluribus Season 1 Review: Vince Gilligan’s Mesmerizing Slow Burn Epic Declines to Reward Patience
The discourse surrounding Apple TV's Pluribus, Vince Gilligan's (Breaking Bad, Better Call…
Marty Supreme Review: Unhinged Timothée Chalamet Gives a Career-Best Performance in this Insanely Entertaining Ride
Despite his best efforts to undermine his standing with Academy voters during…
Train Dreams Review: A Meditative, Visual Triumph Delivers One of the Year’s Best Films
Netflix’s Train Dreams is a textured piece of filmmaking. Adapted from a…
Jay Kelly Review: Charming and Entertaining Hollywood Tale Held Back by Over-engineered Melodrama
Noah Baumbach is back on the scene with another trademark contribution to…
Sentimental Value Review: Powerhouse Performances Anchor Joachim Trier’s Layered Exploration of Healing
Joachim Trier has long been fascinated by what it means to be…
It Was Just an Accident Review: Jafar Panahi’s Bravery Continues in this Absurd, Entertaining, and Urgent Film of Defiance
Jafar Panahi is one of world cinema’s greatest rebels. His career reflect…
Testament of Ann Lee Review: A Slow and Ponderous, Yet Surprisingly Captivating Cinematic Fable
Mona Fastvold’s Testament of Ann Lee is an intriguing, near-mythic fable about…
Nuremberg Review: Russell Crowe’s Strength Overcomes Rami Malek’s Weakness in This Well-Crafted and Chillingly Relevant WWII Biopic
There's a notion within film discourse that WWII is too over-saturated as…
Blue Moon Review: Ethan Hawke Soars Above a Mid-Tier Linklater Entry
Richard Linklater is a director I deeply admire and helmed one of…
Hamnet Review (TCFF): A Tale of Too High of Expectations
There has been significant fanfare surrounding Hamnet, and with good reason. The…
After the Hunt Review: Luca Guadagnino Brings His Signature Lavish Filmmaking to Yet Another Hollow Story
“We are in the business of optics, not substance,” exclaimed one character…
