Licorice Pizza ★★★★
The late Joan Didion ― essayist, critic, and native of California ― once wrote ‘I write entirely to find outContinue Reading
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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
C’mon C’mon ★★★
“Have you ever thought about the future? Err yeah, but whatever you plan on happening never happens.” One of theContinue Reading
Nightmare Alley ★★★★
Amid a maze of spectacle ranging from the whirring contortionist to the whimsical clairvoyant is where Guillermo del Toro setsContinue Reading
Labyrinth of Cinema ★★★
Nobuhiko Obayashi was never one to give less than his best, even when he was diagnosed with stage-4 terminal cancerContinue 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
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
Spencer ★★★★
A fable from a true tragedy. These words mark our entry to Pablo Larraín’s portrait of the late Princess Diana,Continue Reading
Red Heaven (documentary) ★★★
At first glance, Lauren DeFilippo and Katherine Gorringe’s Red Heaven seems like a work of fiction, somewhat of a dowerContinue Reading
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