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This is the type of movie I completely fell in love with but cannot articulate exactly why. Maybe it’s the…
With the gorgeous period costumes, the romance, and the familial dynamics, you would think that Like Water for Chocolate’s latest…
Previous depictions of provincial living tend to paint the pastoral experience as idyllic, simple, and much more innocent compared to…
The first things that grab your attention in Nickel Boys are its beauty and technicality. Director RaMell Ross, a large-format…
The dystopian survival thriller isn’t concerned about the reasons behind its death marathon, only giving a short speech about a…
Masculinity can look like different things, and Big Boys reminds us of that in hilarious and poignant ways. The British…
Hurt people hurt people, the saying goes, and nowhere is that more evident than in Hard Truths. Directed by Mike…
You can probably predict from the title that an accident starts this thriller but what happens after is totally unexpected.…
Be prepared to have the expectations you form after reading Scrapper’s synopsis shattered: though it is about a 12-year-old dealing…
There are three threads in Daughters that directors Natalie Rae and Angela Patton weave beautifully together. The first thread follows…
A Real Pain is a deceptively simple film. There’s not a lot going on on the surface, but Eisenberg’s smart…
If you’re expecting the sleek, playful, and totally over-the-top spy shenanigans of 2005’s Mr. & Mrs. Smith, you’re not going…
The Narrow Road to the Deep North is a limited series depicting World War II in the eyes of an…
You don’t have to be a theater kid to enjoy this feel-good mockumentary set in a summer camp for junior…
This bittersweet comedy centers on Sam Fox (Pamela Adlon), a single mother and working actress doing her best to get…
The gorgeous grain of Falcon Lake’s lush 16mm cinematography instantly gives it an air of nostalgia, as if the movie…
Only a few people in Dita’s house are related by blood, but you wouldn’t know that by how they move.…
It’s hard not to watch The Unknown Country and think of Nomadland: along with similarities in their Terrence Malick-inspired visuals,…
After more than 400 separate film adaptations, is there anything new to say about the monster that birthed the sci-fi…
At the height of a military dictatorship in Brazil, forced disappearances were an unfortunately common occurrence. It was the government’s…
Unlike the other documentaries depicting “Hollywood’s smartest dumb blonde”, My Mom Jayne takes on a different approach to Jayne Mansfield.…
Just a few minutes in, you can already feel the immensity of The Brutalist. The rousing score stirs you. The…
With the internet able to connect people from miles away, the concept of the one that got away has become…
With the anonymity of the internet, it’s hard to trust that the stranger on the other side would be a…
At once intimate and sweeping, A Thousand and One seamlessly weaves Inez’s personal turmoil and familial troubles with the systemic…
Documentaries about people suffering from dementia, Alzheimer’s, or other neurodegenerative diseases will always occupy a bit of an uneasy space—how…
The most surprising thing about Overcompensating is that, underneath the sexual romps and irreverent humor, there exists something sweet in…
Mars One is a tender, wholesome drama that centers on The Martins, a family of four living on the fringes…
Whether or not you’re a fan of Nick Cave’s contemplative, idiosyncratic style of music, This Much I Know to Be…
As the third instalment in Paul Schrader’s “man in a room” trilogy after First Reformed (2017) and The Card Counter…
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