Advertisements Lee Isaac Chung’s brilliant new film, Minari, deservedly received the U.S. Dramatic Competition Grand Jury Prize and U.S. Dramatic Competition Audience Award at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, and his work should remain one of the most influential films of the year.…
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Some incredible visuals can't compensate for a struggling plot, but there might be a new Cronenberg in town.…
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'Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets' puts a magnifying glass on a lesser-known part of America.…
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Decker's style carries the film while Moss grounds its feminist themes with her excellent performance.…
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Writer-Director Joe Begos' latest film, Bliss, neatly fits into this insufficiency of vampire films and violently thrusts the genre back into relevancy…
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Between crushed tallboy cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon and burrito-sized joints, McConaughey’s immense screen presence allows Moondog to embody the American spirit of reckless abandon.…
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L’eau froide (Cold Water), directed by Olivier Assayas, beautifully paints the angst of youth against the backdrop of Paris in the early 1970s.…
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As the narrative begins to develop, the atmosphere of the film fades to the point of non-existence, and the main plot of the film chokes the eerie tone of the film.…
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Michael Angelo Covino's feature-length directorial debut The Climb, which won the Un Certain Regard coup de coeur jury prize, builds off of the success of his short film of the same name.…
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Pedro Almodóvar latest film, Dolor y gloria (Pain and Glory), which premiered at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival and won Best Actor for Antonio Banderas, brilliantly returns Almodóvar to his previous form.…
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