'Synecdoche, New York' brilliantly creates structures that isolate its protagonist from his identity throughout, until he is left entirely vacant and alone.…
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The Film Daze team takes a trip inside the Criterion Closet and detail our favorite picks.…
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Harboring new filmmaking techniques and similarly daunting atmospheres, The Last Picture Show and Nashville both imbibe a new understanding of American values, proposing America as a malleable idea rather than simply a historical reality.…
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The film often makes the mistake of attempting to disguise itself as a blockbuster, when instead, it should have embraced the thrill and allure of its indie confines. …
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'Cats' ushers in a new kind of horror that appears hell-bent on becoming a cult classic.…
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Melina Matsoukas and Lena Waithe usher in a new kind of love story.…
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The team gathered together to talk about our favorite films of the 2010s directed by women.…
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Depicting strength in femininity and intelligence in pain, Proxima is a necessary feat.…
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‘Waves’ Review: A24’s Latest Floridian Dreamscape Crashes Down on You Then Carries You Back to Shore
A24’s latest triumph is an amalgamation of Frank Ocean melodies and stroboscopic visuals.…
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Advertisements It’s a sunny day in 1950s Brooklyn and Frank Minna is about to be killed at the hands of a group of nameless thugs. His friend and mentee, Lionel, listens intently from a nearby phone booth, memorizing every single detail of…
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