Paddleton ★★½
We all have some vague understanding that our time is limited. It’s a harsh, inevitable fact of life that everyContinue Reading
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Women’s History Month: Actresses of Cinema
This month we celebrate Women’s History Month by recognizing some of the great actresses who have graced the silver screen.Continue Reading
What Doesn’t Kill Us ★★★
The directorial debut of Zach Schlapkohl, Jacob Kiesling, and Ethan Cartwright, What Doesn’t Kill Us is a zombie film thatContinue Reading
Leaving Neverland (documentary) ★★★½
I wasn’t fully conscious of how disquieted Leaving Neverland left me until I paused and returned to it after aContinue Reading
Greta ★★★
The first film from writer/director Neil Jordan since Byzantium (2012), Greta is a welcome return for the Irish filmmaker. ForContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of March 2019
Alex Sitaras: I’ll jump right into things and get us started with Us (and a bad joke). Us is JordanContinue Reading
The Films of Philip Seymour Hoffman
Five years since the passing of Philip Seymour Hoffman, we look back at the career of the gone much tooContinue Reading
Ill-fated Love in Blue Valentine
The idea behind Derek Cianfrance’s Blue Valentine stemmed from the divorce of Cianfrance’s own parents. To help comes to termsContinue Reading
Monrovia, Indiana ★★★★
Frederick Wiseman has been making documentaries since the 60’s. He’s been to mental institutions, schools, laboratories, and museums. He’s exploredContinue Reading
Science Fiction in Romance: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind represents an elusive oddity within cinema- the science fiction romance. Written by the everContinue Reading
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