Like Any Other Mortal (documentary) ★★½
Mars and Spain seem not so far from each other after all, in María Molina Peiró‘s philosophical documentary hybrid thatContinue Reading
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High Life ★★★½
In her most recent venture, director Claire Denis takes us to space in High Life, though she wouldn’t exactly labelContinue Reading
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile ★½
It’s no secret that society maintains a sick fascination with true crime and the various monsters behind it. From O.J.Continue Reading
Mothers in Film
Our monthly retrospective comes a little earlier this month, and it’s for good reason. Today is Mother’s Day and weContinue Reading
Booksmart ★★★
It’s instinctive to refrain from calling raunchy teenage comedies ‘high art’ no matter your love for John Hughes’ work inContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of May 2019
Alex Sitaras: I’ll get us started with the first film in this month’s Most Anticipated selection, Non-Fiction directed by OlivierContinue Reading
The Reckless Moment (Blu-ray review) ★★★½
Lucia Harper (Joan Bennett) seems to have it all. She is happily married with two kids and a nice house.Continue Reading
Missing Link ★★½
Stop-motion as an art form acts as its own auteur when pulled off with as much class as Laika Studios.Continue Reading
Lords of Chaos ★★
Jonas Åkerlund’s visual style has been built throughout the years across a wide variety of music videos and live musicalContinue Reading
The Wind ★★★½
Emma Tammi‘s The Wind is a film of contrasts. Hope for a better future is contrasted by anguish. God with demons.Continue Reading
The Highwaymen ★★
Our fascination in true crime stories is strange, yet profitable. Though we as viewers know the protagonists of these storiesContinue Reading
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