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There’s an old African proverb that it takes a village to raise a child. The same could be... Read More »
There’s an old African proverb that it takes a village to raise a child. The same could be... Read More »
The War on Terror has proven to be one of the most controversial policies of the United States... Read More »
Kornél Mundruczó’s Pieces of a Woman is among the most heartbreaking films in recent memory. Its opening sequence... Read More »
Just in case your anxiety levels aren’t through the roof after the year we’ve all had, watching Tonje... Read More »
Few studios in the world have earned more critical acclaim than Studio Ghibli. Founded by the legendary filmmakers... Read More »
If there is a type of film that I always find intriguing at the very least, it’s the... Read More »
Will Thorne’s directorial debut Silent Night is that most unusual of genre mixes: a Christmas gangster thriller. It... Read More »
Just the other day, a friend and I had a discussion about what the last true classic Christmas... Read More »
Over the past few years, the DCEU has been a rollercoaster of solid films, not-so-great films, and an... Read More »
It’s easy to look at the cast of Let Them All Talk and believe it’s going to be... Read More »
There is a recurring visual motif in Julia Hart’s new film I’m Your Woman where the story’s lead, Jean (Rachel... Read More »
There’s a deep sadness at the heart of Falling. Centered around an ailing father moving to California to... Read More »
A horror anthology of short films dropping at Christmas might initially seem like it’s missed the boat, but... Read More »
I want to start this review off by pointing out a few things for clarification. This is a... Read More »
Though we have not been able to spend much time in movie theaters since March, there are a... Read More »
It has been a long time since I have waited for a movie that really captures what it... Read More »
On June 9, 2017, Zhang Yingying, a visiting Chinese scholar at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, went... Read More »
With the London Film Festival now over, there has been ample time to digest its slate of movies... Read More »
It has been eight long years since we had our last John Patrick Shanley film, and 30 since... Read More »
Writer/director Tara Miele presents a new and intriguing view on love and death – a peculiar combo –... Read More »