Fantasia 2020: ‘Narrow’ Review: Anna Chazelle’s Directorial Debut Confidently Walks Its Charted Path
Anna Chazelle's directorial debut is an effective but not particularly innovative horror-thriller about loneliness and loss.…
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This psychological thriller had potential in its lead performance, but falls flat in its character dynamics.…
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An inside look at 'Don't Text Back' with co-director Mariel Sharp.…
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"Life: Untitled" is a refreshing, female directed film about the struggles of female escorts in Japan.…
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'Yes, God, Yes' feels new and specific to the character because of its commitment to sex positivity.…
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In all their prickliness, pettiness, and imperfection, Nicole Holofcener’s films put complicated women at their center.…
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Advertisements When her best friend Fiona suddenly commits suicide, Jane (Jeanette Maus) quickly discovers that there is no easy or conventional way to deal with grief. To complicate her emotions further, Jane cannot understand Fiona’s reasons for her devastating choice: up until…
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Decker's style carries the film while Moss grounds its feminist themes with her excellent performance.…
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The progression and development of the characters along with the onscreen charisma and talent of Ali Wong and Randall Park is worth the watch.…
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