Commedia all'italiana, or as translated as "Comedy in the Italian way," was the new genre Italian cinema developed following the Neorealism period in the years right after the war. From the late...
This weekend on Episode 350, we are going to be discussing the best reviewed film of 2019 so far in Bong Joon-ho's latest film, Parasite. At every turn, no matter who you...
I'm starting something new this month where I'll be previewing the upcoming releases by Criterion. It is always a treat to await the listings for the new releases to their collection. They...
This weekend on Episode 349 we'll be talking about Robert Eggers' latest film The Lighthouse, one of our most anticipated films of the year. If you've seen Eggers last film The Witch,...
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is one of the most anticipated films of the fall season and it's expected to be a major awards player. Directed by Marielle Heller, who helmed...
This is the eighth edition of some of the best works I have seen on the Criterion Channel and by now, if you have read them, you must understandably be tired of...
“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” So said Mae West, and so lived Mae West. Though her Hollywood reign ended decades ago, echoes of her...
The Holocaust isn't an easy subject to tackle, but many films have honored its victims over the years by exploring what happened and bringing to light the injustices they experienced. Some of...
