Last Call ★★★
‘Memory — what a mess. It’s as much fiction as it is truth’ Compelled by a desire to peer insideContinue Reading
‘Memory — what a mess. It’s as much fiction as it is truth’ Compelled by a desire to peer insideContinue Reading
Audiences have more likely than not been searching through streaming services and video on demand to find a new releaseContinue Reading
When Christopher Landon was about four years old, he snuck into his parents’ bedroom while they were watching Psycho. HeContinue Reading
Scripture tells us that love is patient, love is kind. It tells us that love does not envy, it doesContinue Reading
“Time is a lie” reads the writing on a wall in the home of a drug addict. Ambulance technicians DennisContinue Reading
Passionate and often powerful, Aaron Sorkin‘s The Trial of the Chicago 7 arrives at an apt moment. Modern parallels areContinue Reading
Artist, writer, director, and former Talking Head David Byrne takes to the stage to deliver a timely call for socialContinue Reading
Thomas Vinterberg and Mads Mikkelsen reunite for the first time since 2012’s powerful drama The Hunt, with the poignant comedy-dramaContinue Reading
Period dramas tend to revel in feminine spaces, therein affording representation of women’s historically absent inner lives. Yet, the sapphicContinue Reading
Life imitates art in Pedro Almódovar’s The Human Voice. Shot over the course of Spain’s national lockdown, Almódovar deftly reconfiguresContinue Reading