Leo (Eden Dambrine) and Remi (Gustav De Waele) are best friends who share intimate moments, innocently spending countless nights together as thirteen-year-old playmates usually do.
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If you miss laughing at suffering people without the threat of being canceled, The Banshees of Inisherin invites you to do exactly that.
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When you’re royalty or rather a celebrity, which is today’s version of royalty, there tends to be a public persona that takes over and the private moments that humanize these public figures tend to not exist at all.
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Everything is about experience. We forego the comfort of watching at home and in bed, and sit our bums on a theater seat (sometimes not the recliner kind) to experience image and sound in a dark room with no distractions, and in return, we get to laugh and cry with an audience.
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Park Chan Wook’s 2022 film “Decision to Leave,” is a lot about show, don’t tell. The ebb and flow of tension is the heart that connects the pieces of this film together.
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Ryan Coogler's Wakanda Forever will live on as a great bookend to MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) Phase 4 and as a heartfelt tribute to the late Chadwick Boseman.
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Todd Field’s Tár is a relatively long film that generously explores the psyche and the life of its main character Lydia. It’s a commentary on cancel culture.
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Oscar nominated director Sarah Polley deftly handles the pacing of Women Talking and makes it a cinematic experience even if it can seem like a filmed stage play. The 8 women congregate in a hayloft to discuss how to handle the men accused of raping the women and girls in the ultra religious colony.
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Dolly doesn’t play around. She’s a magnetic force to be reckoned with.
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Director Mia Hansen-Løve’s ONE FINE MORNING (Un Beau Matin) delicately takes you on the different pages of Sandra Kienzler’s life (played brilliantly by Léa Seydoux).
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A24’s Aftersun is a beautiful collage of vague patches of melancholia directed by Charlotte Wells.
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If you’ve seen director Ruben Östlund’s other Cannes Palme D’Or winning film The Square, it’s clear that he has a knack for parodying professions that can seem pretentious, by doing so, taking audiences for a wild ride while also providing social commentary on the rich and famous.
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It seems like backstage shenanigans have taken centerstage on the Don’t Worry Darling Press Tour — namely: Olivia Wilde and Harry Styles’ relationship, Florence (Pugh) and Olivia’s rumored screaming match (which has been denied in an open letter from crew members), Chris Pine & Harry SpitGate at Venice Film Festival, not to mention the Shia LaBeouf video receipt that he quit the film versus rumors that he’s been fired.
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2019 Aladdin is like satiating your late night big ass fast food burger cravings- it’s delicious, it’s messy and it’s highly satisfying.
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THE WHITE CROW is a story about one of the most famous ballet dancers of the 20th century – Rudolf Nureyev during the Height of the cold war when the Soviet Union’s best dancers toured the west. Academy Award Nominated Writer David Hare and director Ralph Fiennes helmed this film that tells a tale of success in subversion.
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Review of Matt Tyrnauer’s documentary STUDIO 54 that opened back in 1977. An honest view of the documentary that looks underneath the glitz and the glamour of New York's most famous club
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We are about waist deep in the race that is Oscar season. This is the season we pay full observance to the politics of film recognition established by the The Weinstein Company LLC . So where do film lovers of every kind turn to find out which films belong to this year’s cream of the crop?
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