
Op-ed: Why ‘David Byrne’s American Utopia’ is the Perfect Film for Processing 2020
The screen is black. The next frame looks down from above on a man seated at a table... Read More »
The screen is black. The next frame looks down from above on a man seated at a table... Read More »
Few times has a celebrity death hit me quite like that of Chadwick Boseman. The fact that it... Read More »
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South Bend, Indiana, is a city known predominantly for two names – Notre Dame and Pete Buttigieg. Years... Read More »
When I was growing up, my family and I would hop in the car, drive past cornfields and... Read More »
The buzzing starts low and then builds to that annoying hum we’ve all heard. When the fly appears... Read More »
Politics affects daily life. It affects everything. That’s why whenever anyone asks another person to “keep politics out”... Read More »
There will be a moment when you’re watching Scott Z. Burns’ new film The Report when you’ve simply... Read More »
You’ll often hear the refrain that some movies simply must be seen in a theater. I tend to... Read More »
I’ve never seen a Steven Soderbergh film that wasn’t fun. When I see his name attached to a... Read More »
Let’s begin by dispensing with the elephant in the room – you can watch El Camino: A Breaking... Read More »
“Wanna get weird?” When Earl Wyeth (Andre Hyland) poses this question to his best friend, Zeke Olsen (Michael... Read More »
“They are not gonna go back to the way they were, you make do with what’s left.” Single... Read More »
You’re either a pessimist or an optimist. It’s one of the many labels we place on each other.... Read More »
Little Woods begins and ends with the same shot. Everything that happens between these moments completely adds new... Read More »
From the title of Fast Color, you might come in expecting a flashy, action-packed adventure of a film.... Read More »
There’s a moment near the end of Late Night (directed by Nisha Ganatra) where upstart writer, Molly Patel... Read More »
We don’t know what happened. At their heart, all post-apocalyptic stories share this common point of interest. We... Read More »
“It’s what’s expected of us.” This is the mantra of the characters in The Perfection, a new Netflix... Read More »