Socrates ★★½
Italian neorealism and the French New Wave have made a long-lasting impression on worldwide cinema. The influence of these erasContinue Reading
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood ★★★★
When news broke out that Quentin Tarantino’s ninth feature film would tackle the 1969 Sharon Tate murders committed by theContinue Reading
The Art of Self-Defense ★½
From the classical heroes of Greek myths to the archetypal western protagonist, there has always been a predominant concept ofContinue Reading
Crawl ★★½
Creature features have long been a staple of horror and science fiction cinema. Alexandre Aja‘s Crawl is the latest of suchContinue Reading
The Farewell ★★★½
Processing the inevitability of a loved one’s death can often be more difficult than the grief itself and no truthContinue Reading
A Hidden Life ★★★½
In every war, there are those who fight and those who do not. While film, and artistic depictions of warContinue Reading
Midsommar ★★★½
David Lynch once said that “a story can be both concrete and abstract”. Over the past decade, arthouse horror hasContinue Reading
Yesterday ★½
Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away, but then this film came into theaters and brought them back. YesterdayContinue Reading
The Souvenir ★★★
In a memorable scene of The Souvenir, Julie (Honor Swinton Byrne) is lightly criticized by her boyfriend Anthony (Tom Burke)Continue Reading
The Last Black Man in San Francisco ★★★
San Francisco has always been a city looking forward, trying its hardest to push California, the United States, and theContinue Reading
