The Killer ★★
David Fincher‘s The Killer, screening at the BFI London Film Festival 2023, marks his cinematic return following 2020’s Mank. SetContinue Reading
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The Bikeriders ★★★
The Bikeriders, Jeff Nichols’ first film since 2016’s Loving, is inspired by a photobook made in 1968 of the sameContinue Reading
Perfect Days ★★★★
Wim Wenders’ latest film, Perfect Days, premiered at Cannes 2023, sharing the spotlight with his new documentary Anselm. While theContinue Reading
El Conde ★★★
Just over a decade ago, Pablo Larraín’s breakout film No was released in which he told the story of theContinue Reading
Barbie ★★★
In 1972, a group of feminist activists called the National Organization for Women picketed the New York City wholesale ToyContinue Reading
Talk to Me ★★½
The rules seem simple: first, shake the hand and say “talk to me” to summon a random spirit, then sayContinue Reading
Asteroid City ★★★★
Wes Anderson‘s Asteroid City asks, “What is the meaning of life?” As it shows, maybe there is an answer, orContinue Reading
Twilight (Szürkület) (Blu-ray review) ★★★
Many revered films have been fortunate to receive 4K restorations, but now even rarely seen works are able to receiveContinue Reading
You Hurt My Feelings ★★★½
Beth Mitchell (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) is an author whose career has gone under the radar. Her latest published work, a memoir,Continue Reading
Beau is Afraid ★★½
“Guilty”, Beau’s therapist writes in his notepad. The single word carries a load of meaning behind it, referring to howContinue Reading
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