The Only Living Pickpocket in New York ★★½
Spiritually, The Only Living Pickpocket in New York feels like a 70s film. One can compare it to something likeContinue Reading
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Sense and Sensibility ★★★½
Sense and Sensibility, the debut novel from legendary English writer Jane Austen, has been adapted for the screen before. InContinue Reading
Blasphemy, Fascism, and Sexual Hysteria in The Devils
Director Ken Russell’s The Devils has a turbulent history. First released in 1971 to negative reviews, it reached the bigContinue Reading
Whalefall ★★½
After directing the impressive No One Will Save You, an alien invasion film with just five lines of spoken dialogue,Continue Reading
Latchkey Cinema – Selling Out (ft. Hal Hartley)
There comes a time when every high schooler is forced to consider the future. Perhaps they’ll even get the privilegeContinue Reading
You Can See Everything (documentary) ★★★★
Nathan Fielder is skilled at manipulation. In his breakout show Nathan For You, the comedian acted as a business consultantContinue Reading
Digger ★★★½
Director Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Digger is an audacious film. It is a true original, a film that has immediately dividedContinue Reading
The History of Concrete (documentary) ★½
Documentarian John Wilson attended a seminar on how to make a Hallmark movie for one reason: to learn how toContinue Reading
Heart of the Beast ★★
Is the title of David Ayer‘s sentimental survival epic a reference to animalistic qualities in humans, or to human qualitiesContinue Reading
Flesh Impact (short film) ★★★
On the cover, Marilyn Monroe might be the heroine of Maggie Gyllenhaal‘s semi-biographical short film. But the glistening presence atContinue Reading
