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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Air ★★★½
In trying to convince Michael Jordan to sign an endorsement deal with Nike, Sonny Vaccaro (Matt Damon) spoke of “immortality”Continue Reading
Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey Ø
When A. A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh books became public domain on the 1st of January 2022, one of the first projectsContinue Reading
What We’re Watching – April 2023
Auteurism is on full display in April’s What We’re Watching. Featuring films from Paul Verhoeven, Takeshi Kitano, Steven Soderbergh andContinue Reading
Irish Cinema
This Saint Patricks Day, we celebrate Irish cinema. From Poitín to Sing Street, drama to musical, you can read aboutContinue Reading
All Quiet on the Western Front ★★½
In an interview with Francois Truffaut for the Chicago Tribune, the discussion of violence and death in movies steered towardsContinue Reading
Living ★★½
Perhaps no one has captured the lives and inner voices of the British servant, civil or otherwise, than novelist andContinue Reading
What We’re Watching – March 2023
We have a bit of variety this month, ranging from classic cinema to the slasher film. Strong performances and thoughtfulnessContinue Reading
Predictions for the 95th Academy Awards
Jimmy Kimmel returns to host the Academy Awards this year, the Academy choosing a tried and true host, this year’sContinue Reading
The Films of Sarah Polley
The end of last year saw the release of Sarah Polley‘s fourth film Women Talking. The film stars a strongContinue Reading
Close ★★½
Lukas Dhont’s debut film Girl, inspired by the life of a trans female dancer, earned both praise and derision inContinue Reading
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