Drama
Italian Studies – Film Review
Adam Leon’s Italian Studies is a muddled mess that will leave you feeling cold as soon as the credits roll.
Tomboy – Film Review
Tomboy is a gorgeously shot and marvelously acted film by Zoé Héran, brimming with life and energy.
- 2011
- Drama
Mass – Film Review
Mass is an unforgiving film in all the best ways. It presents us with a heart-wrenching, smartly executed script that focuses on characters first and foremost to drive the plot forward.
- 2021
- Drama
It’s Such a Beautiful Day – Film Review
It’s Such a Beautiful Day is equal parts haunting, emotional, funny, and deeply moving. It’s truly one of those movies you simply have to see to believe.
Three Colors: Blue – Film Review
Three Colors: Blue is a bit too simplistic in its execution, but Juliette Binoche’s performance and the stunning cinematography are truly exceptional.
- 1993
- Drama
Drive My Car – Film Review
Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s Drive My Car is an emotionally masterful, intimate, heartfelt, and moving drama that will stick with you long after the credits roll.
- 2021
- Drama
Red Rocket – Film Review
Red Rocket is a film that, while far too long, manages to take you on a journey filled with laughs, emotion, and compassion.
C’mon C’mon – Film Review
Mike Mills’ C’mon C’mon is an infectiously sweet and uplifting film about the mundanities of life, boosted by beautifully understated performances.
- 2021
- Drama
The French Dispatch – Film Review
The French Dispatch is the most Wes Anderson film of the directors’ career. If you’re not a fan by now, stay away, but if you are, you should get a kick out of it.
Don’t Look Up – Film Review
The actors are not the problem with Don’t Look Up at all. The problem is the absurdly boring script that consistently struggles to be engaging, and instead, saving the best for last.
- 2021
- Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction