Martin Scorsese's latest is a masterwork of previous themes with new elements of excitement, despair, and wit.…
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Advertisements Where Roma gave us poetry, Workforce gives us menace. That is not to suggest writer/director David Zonana’s new Mexico-set story is all spite and no charm, but this film and the team behind it are conspicuously more concerned with depicting the…
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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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Gory comedy Deerskin delivers on this farcical premise in a fittingly turbulent style.…
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Atlantics is a great start to a bright future for filmmaker Mati Diop, as she is using the medium to tell a confident story that she knows best.…
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With Coup 53, director Taghi Amirani follows a ‘more is better’ philosophy in his style of documentary filmmaking.…
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In an attempt to stitch another rich tapestry of forgotten and violated communities, it seems Guerra’s hands were clamped.…
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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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Advertisements In a sea of reboots and superhero hits, it can be hard to find new releases that are emotionally resonant. This is one of the many reasons why I am thankful for Honey Boy, a film that grapples with trauma and…
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Landes’ physical and metaphysical initiatives are fully realized in this exploration of stolen childhoods.…
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