Frantz ★★★
Frantz is a detour from what we’ve come to expect from François Ozon. Rather than capture sexuality, wit, and subversionContinue Reading
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David Lynch: The Art Life ★★★
David Lynch: The Art Life is a peculiar sort of documentary which explores director David Lynch as an artist withContinue Reading
Graduation ★★★½
Graduation is not the love letter to Romania that you might expect coming from a director, Cristian Mungiu, who isContinue Reading
The Discovery ★★
Dr. Thomas Harbor (Robert Redford) has discovered the existence of the afterlife, or, as he refers to it as, aContinue Reading
Raw
As I walked out of the theater after seeing Julia Ducournau’s Raw, a man walking in front of me turnedContinue Reading
Personal Shopper ★★½
Olivier Assayas has returned for the first time since his brilliant 2014 film The Clouds of Sils Maria with hisContinue Reading
Dheepan ★★½
Sivadhasan (Antonythasan Jesuthasan) is a survivor of the Sri Lankan Civil War. As a Tamil Tiger soldier, he is forcedContinue Reading
I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore ★★★
Macon Blair gained a certain amount of expertise as a protégé of Jeremy Saulnier who directed him in each of hisContinue Reading
Prevenge ★★½
I’ve always had a soft spot for horror-comedy crossovers and was excited to settle into watching Alice Lowe’s directorial debutContinue Reading
Paterson ★★★½
After a career in film spanning nearly four decades, Jim Jarmusch is still creating fascinating portraits of ordinary human lifeContinue Reading
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