The apocalyptic black comedy is undoubtedly strange but undeniably captivating. Continue reading NYFF 2022: Noah Baumbach Salutes ‘80s Suburbia in the Ambitious and Zany ‘White Noise’
Andrew Dominik’s fictionalized account of Marilyn Monroe’s life and death is worse than appalling: it is reductive and pointless. Continue reading What is the Point of Netflix’s ‘Blonde’?
Nicholas Stoller and Billy Eichner gleefully push the rom-com’s limits to authentically reflect the dimensions of queer life and love. Continue reading The Hilarious and Raunchy Queer Rom-Com ‘Bros’ Breaks New Ground
Steven Spielberg’s semi-autobiographical film is the clearest expression of his ethos that film shows us who we are and what we need. Continue reading TIFF 2022: ‘The Fabelmans’ is a Stunning, Intimate Look into Steven Spielberg’s Psyche
Viola Davis leads one of the year’s best films, a blistering and heartfelt celebration of Black sisterhood and resilience. Continue reading ‘The Woman King’ is a Staggering, Epic Triumph
The National Geographic documentary tells the story of a people who are trying to save themselves and the world. Continue reading ‘The Territory’ is a Vital Story of Indigenous Resilience and Resistance
Thomas Doherty and Nathalie Emmanuel’s searing chemistry ignites an otherwise tepid and unsubtle vampire horror flick. Continue reading ‘The Invitation’ is a Sexier, Sinister ‘Downton Abbey’
Tilda Swinton and Idris Elba weave a unique brand of magic in George Miller’s modern fairytale about unfulfilled desires. Continue reading The Whimsical ‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ Pushes Cynicism Aside
