‘Tár’ doesn’t perfectly manage its attempt to grasp the current cultural shift in how we deal with artists who abuse their power, but it’s sharper than a lot of other attempts. …
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Once we’ve settled into its beautiful world, ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ feels a bit like a slog through every possible sickly sweet theme that can be crammed into it.…
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Is 'EEAAO' a marker of a massive shift in cinema, or a reprieve from how much drivel we are being offered in the rest of current cinematic theatrical landscape?…
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Read Film Daze's essays and reviews of some of the year's best films.…
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'Run Rabbit Run' might have something great to say, but it gets misplaced within all the confusion.…
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Nicole Holofcener's honest depiction of relationships in 'You Hurt My Feelings' makes for a comedic yet cringe-worthy experience.…
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Advertisements Approaching its documentary material from a pseudo-narrative, King Coal is dedicated to telling its audience about the real Appalachia: its mythology and magic and heart, found in both people and earth. King Coal is not merely a history; it is a…
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'The Starling Girl' documents the coming-of-age story of a repressed Christian girl with nuance and empathy.…
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Shot on film that lends it an oh-so-comforting grainy warmth, 'Theater Camp' invokes all those summers spent at sleepaway camps.…
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When the end of the world comes a-knockin'.…
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