Train Dreams ★★½
There are endless ways a movie can frustrate a viewer. In the case of Clint Bentley’s Train Dreams, it’s theContinue Reading
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Memory ★★½
From its opening frames, Vladlena Sandu‘s essayist drama announces itself as an intimate reckoning with a childhood disrupted by violence,Continue Reading
Homebound ★★½
A decade after his last cinematic effort, Neeraj Ghaywan returns with a prestige project, shepherded by executive producer Martin Scorsese,Continue Reading
Dead Language ★
In the first half hour, it seems obvious that Mihal Brezis‘ and Oded Binnun‘s oblivious “odyssey” Dead Language is threadingContinue Reading
Dust Bunny ★★★
Dust Bunny is a wild concoction. Best known for his work in television with series such as Pushing Daisies, Hannibal,Continue Reading
Keeper ★★½
The second new film from director Osgood Perkins released this year, Keeper follows Liz (Tatiana Maslany) as she embarks onContinue Reading
The Muralist ★★★
After taking home the golden wolf statue for Best Feature Film at last year’s Black Nights Film Festival with SilentContinue Reading
Rental Family ★★★
Phillip Vandarploeug (Brendan Fraser) is struggling. An American living in Japan, Phillip is an outsider. He is lonely, spending hisContinue Reading
Versailles ★½
Much like its main character, Andrés Clariond‘s slippery satire comes frustratingly close to striking political gold. But rather than snatchingContinue Reading
Hunger Strike Breakfast ★★½
The “hunger shack,” as the original title of Karolis Kaupinis’ bleak history lesson translates, is not only the cramped VilniusContinue Reading
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