Take Me to the River ★★½
A Californian boy and his parents attend a family reunion in Nebraska. The boy, Ryder (Logan Miller), is queer andContinue Reading
Category: Reviews
Equals
It seems that everything is made of glass, steel, and plastic in the futuristic society of Equals. The color schemeContinue Reading
Green Room ½
The members of a punk band, The Ain’t Rights, live their lives from concert to concert in a van. TheyContinue Reading
Everybody Wants Some!! ★★★
Everybody Wants Some!! recalls the 80s from the perspective of an incoming freshman baseball player, Jake (Blake Jenner). We seeContinue Reading
Cemetery of Splendor ★½
A group of soldiers suffer a mysterious bout of narcolepsy. They are placed in a clinic where they are takenContinue Reading
The Club
Politics remains a point of contention among Pablo Larraín’s family, his father a senator and his mother a minister forContinue Reading
Chronic ★½
David (Tim Roth) is a nurse for terminally ill patients. He treats each of his patients with care, assisting inContinue Reading
Louder Than Bombs
Joachim Trier’s third feature film collaboration with writer Eskil Vogt is Louder Than Bombs, a dense film that utilizes memoriesContinue Reading
Francofonia ★★★
Alexander Sokurov again considers the abstract idea that a museum is an ark drifting through the sea in Francofonia, aContinue Reading
Hush ★★★
Hush is one of those films that film schools like to show to their students as an example of howContinue Reading
Cineccentric 