The Book of Clarence ★★½
In his debut feature The Harder They Fall, Jeymes Samuel directed a Western using real life people and stories asContinue Reading
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Memory ★★★
Director Michel Franco‘s Memory is a heavy film. It tackles complex themes and situations, handling them with a deftness andContinue Reading
Society of the Snow ★★★½
In Lord of the Flies, William Golding explored human morality through portraying the experiences of a group of adolescents whoContinue Reading
Ferrari ★★★½
Enzo Ferrari (Adam Driver) calls racing “our terrible joy.” Those called to the profession know that death is around theContinue Reading
The Iron Claw ★★★½
“Do you think you know why you’re sad?” A curse has been placed on the Von Erich family. Or soContinue Reading
The Zone of Interest ★★★
Known for his films Birth and Under the Skin, Jonathan Glazer has a reputation for directing eccentric films. While hisContinue Reading
Anselm (documentary) ★★
In an increasingly virtual world, fine art can be challenging to relate to. There’s a difference between learning about artContinue Reading
Eileen ★★★
It’s somewhat strange we have two films this year set in midcentury New England at Christmastime: The Holdovers and Eileen.Continue Reading
Dream Scenario ★★★
Careful what you wish for, because you just might get it and more. That is what befalls college professor PaulContinue Reading
Origin ★★★
In 2020, Isabel Wilkerson (Aunjanue Ellis) published her second book Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents. The nonfiction book receivedContinue Reading
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