Civil War ★★
If the pen is mightier than the sword, then I must imagine that the camera trumps both. Civil War, theContinue Reading
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The Films of Dev Patel
Despite having only 20 film credits to his name, Dev Patel has made an impression on filmgoers. Patel was quickContinue Reading
The Old Oak ★★★½
The conclusion of a life’s work is a sobering thought, and that sentiment sets the tone for Ken Loach’s self-proclaimedContinue Reading
Love Lies Bleeding ★★★½
Our introduction to Lou (Kristen Stewart) finds her cleaning the most disgusting toilet at the gym she manages. The cameraContinue Reading
The Films of Carey Mulligan
Our first Retrospective Roundtable this year revolves around none other than Carey Mulligan. Amassing an impressive catalog of performances overContinue Reading
The Zone of Interest ★★★
Known for his films Birth and Under the Skin, Jonathan Glazer has a reputation for directing eccentric films. While hisContinue Reading
Eileen ★★★
It’s somewhat strange we have two films this year set in midcentury New England at Christmastime: The Holdovers and Eileen.Continue Reading
Christmas Classics
Christmastime is here. For our first time ever, we have a Christmas-themed Retrospective Roundtable to share with you. Keep readingContinue Reading
All of Us Strangers ★★★★
Few director-writers are truly capable of expressing the weight that life carries. Introduced to indie film audiences through his breakoutContinue Reading
The Films of Michael Gambon
An actor who began his career in the theatre, Michael Gambon is best known for his screen presence and dramaticContinue Reading
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