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Licorice Pizza ★★★★
The late Joan Didion ― essayist, critic, and native of California ― once wrote ‘I write entirely to find outContinue Reading
The Matrix Resurrections ★★★½
In these strange, uncertain times, particularly for cinema, the reliance on the blockbuster to draw in crowds is perhaps moreContinue Reading
The Harder They Fall ★★½
Jeymes Samuel’s debut full-length feature film The Harder They Fall is a Western revenge tale, though one that is quiteContinue Reading
Remembering Stephen Sondheim
Stephen Sondheim‘s name is synonymous with musical theatre. If you’ve any interest at all in musicals, you more than likelyContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of December 2021
Alex Sitaras: Like the two months before it, December continues to show that movies are back. First up I’d likeContinue Reading
House of Gucci ★★★
“Father, Son, and House of Gucci.” This line is ad-libbed by none other than Lady Gaga in her stand-out yetContinue Reading
Passing ★★★½
“You’d think they’d be satisfied being white.” “Rot! Who’s satisfied being anything?” Rebecca Hall’s directorial debut, Passing, has been finallyContinue Reading
2021 Nashville Film Festival: “Ludi”, “Pebbles”, “Luzzu”
Ludi The first film that I saw at the 2021 Nashville Film Festival was a small, intimate drama called Ludi.Continue Reading
Noirvember: Japanese Noir
In Japan, film noir was popularized around the same time as its American counterpart and continued throughout the course ofContinue Reading
Spencer ★★★★
A fable from a true tragedy. These words mark our entry to Pablo Larraín’s portrait of the late Princess Diana,Continue Reading
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