Movie Review (LFF): ‘Wolfwalkers’ is a Spellbinding, Instant Classic

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Closing a spiritual trilogy of Celtic folklore, Kilkenny-born animation studio Cartoon Saloon has crafted their best and most... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF) – ‘Ammonite’ is a Waiting Game of Fleeting Moments

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Usually, when I write about a film that flies by, it’s a good thing. It is a good... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘Sound Of Metal’ Delivers One of the Most Authentic Performances of 2020

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Riz Ahmed plays Ruben Stone, a former drug addict four years sober who drums in a heavy metal... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘The Perfect Candidate’ is a Progressive Look at Politics in Saudi Arabia

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Saudi Arabia is still a very conservative country when it comes to women’s rights because of their interpretation... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Supernova’ is a Tender Romance That’s a Devastating One-Way Trip to the Stars

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Supernovas occur in the final stages of a star’s life cycle, ending in a catastrophic implosion. I imagine... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘Nomadland’ is a Profound Look at the Lonely in America

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We live privileged lives. Many reading this have a good job, a home, and a loving family to... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Wildfire’, Loss and Sisterhood in Troubled Ireland

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Ireland has had its fair share of tragedy. The country was torn apart time and again by English... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘200 Meters’ is a Tense, Well-Scripted Drama

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Mustafa (Ali Suliman), the father at the center of Ameen Nayfeh’s Palestinian border drama 200 Meters, feels like... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Farewell Amor’ is a Tender but Unmemorable Family Drama

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What’s special about film festivals each and every year is how they are able to highlight and spotlight... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Kajillionaire’ is a Peculiar and Delightful Surprise

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Every now and again, a film you don’t expect much from will often spring out a surprise or... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘The Lie’ is Chilling and Captivating Enough to Recommend

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Here’s a surprise: The Lie is not a new original feature. Unlike Black Box, the second of four... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets’ is an Exhausting but Rewarding Documentary

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An old man wakes at the bar mid-morning and recites Shakespeare as he shaves in the bathroom. His... Read More »

Chasing the Gold: How Did THAT Get Nominated for Best Picture? (2019)

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After celebrating the much-deserved win of the beloved Parasite, it is difficult to recall the horror that was... Read More »

Chasing the Gold: Best Original Score Analysis (2021 Oscars)

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The category of Best Original Score is one of the favorites of Oscar night, with the category often... Read More »

Chasing the Gold: Best Visual Effects Analysis (2021 Oscars)

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Last year, 1917 was awarded the Oscar for Best Visual Effects — beating out Avengers: Endgame. They even... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Undine’ is Too Slippery to Fully Capture the Heart

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With her deep eyes and a flock of red hair, the ethereal Undine (Paula Beer) enchants from the... Read More »

Movie Review (NYFF): ‘French Exit’ is a Melancholic Love Story between Mother and Son

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French Exit, the latest movie by director Azazel Jacobs, speaks kindly to my soul. This film, with its... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Shirley’ is a Fun New Twist on a Bio-Pic

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Whilst I am not sure how many people are aware of who Shirley Jackson was, but it was... Read More »

Movie Review (NYFF): ‘Time’ is First-Hand Testimony about the Injustice of the American Penal System

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Time is an eye-opening documentary that presents the story of more than two million people in the United... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Shadow Country’ is an Affecting Look at a Damaged Community

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Guilt and regret reverberate through Shadow Country, a historical drama that spans from the 1930s to the 1950s... Read More »