Tower ★★★½
Tower is a peculiar and unique style of documentary. It can not quite be filed away as a reenactment, butContinue Reading
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The Salesman ★★★½
In this seventh film from Asghar Farhadi, the director continues his shift in creating films that are less of aContinue Reading
Things to Come ★★★
Things to Come is writer-director Mia Hansen-Løve’s fifth feature film. It stars Isabelle Huppert, though her performance in this filmContinue Reading
Silence ★★★
A beautiful tribute to the meditative and cynically spiritual films that inspired him, Martin Scorsese’s Silence is equal parts BergmanContinue Reading
Hacksaw Ridge ★★★
In every war, there is brutality and in every battle, there are casualties. Despite the erroneous nature of warfare, thereContinue Reading
Elle ★★★★
If Alfred Hitchcock were alive today, he’d have directed Elle. This masterful psychological thriller has everything Hitch would’ve loved: aContinue Reading
Cameraperson ★★★★
It is unusual to say that a film’s star is its director, especially when that director hardly appears on theContinue Reading
Jackie ★★★
“I never wanted fame, I just became a Kennedy.” The above quote, perhaps more than any other, really encapsulated theContinue Reading
The Light Between Oceans ★★½
Derek Cianfrance is drawn to tragic stories. His debut film, Blue Valentine, chronicled the devastating collapse of a marriage andContinue Reading
The Eyes of My Mother ★½
Nicolas Pesce’s directorial debut The Eyes of My Mother presents scenes that are all disturbing. The black-and-white horror film is aContinue Reading
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