Dead Man’s Wire ★★★½
Tony Kiritsis (Bill Skarsgård) is inconsolable. He’s the prototypical “small guy” who, in his view, has been taken advantage ofContinue Reading
Tony Kiritsis (Bill Skarsgård) is inconsolable. He’s the prototypical “small guy” who, in his view, has been taken advantage ofContinue Reading
Father Mother Sister Brother is a film built on its silence. It is quiet and unassuming in general, but itContinue Reading
Director Bradley Cooper’s Is This Thing On? follows as Alex (Will Arnett) and Tess Novak (Laura Dern) decide to “callContinue Reading
The Dutchman is ambitious. The play Dutchman by Amiri Bakara serves as the basis for director Andre Gaines and screenwriterContinue Reading
The premise behind Sirāt is somewhat simple: a father, Luis (Sergi López), is looking for his missing daughter. He isContinue Reading
Marty Mauser (Timothée Chalamet) is a dreamer. The year is 1952 and he is grinding as a shoe salesman atContinue Reading
With films like Hamnet and Sentimental Value, this season’s set of releases offer a look at the power of artisticContinue Reading
Jay Kelly (George Clooney) is an institution. If you took a sip every time you heard his name, you’d beContinue Reading
For many, their occupation is a significant part of their identity. Ideally, one’s employment is of personal relevance or interest.Continue Reading
“It’s taken from facts which are close to me; (…) inspired by my own experience,” says Jérôme Cohen-Olivar about hisContinue Reading










