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
We have a bit of variety this month, ranging from classic cinema to the slasher film. Strong performances and thoughtfulnessContinue Reading
James Caan performed in films by some of cinema’s greatest directors. Perhaps known best for his role as Sonny CorleoneContinue Reading
Class struggle is present in almost every society, but it seems that Korean culture is especially obsessed with this theme.Continue Reading
Ben McDonald: In the second installment of our new Living Room Chats column – where we plan to talk about aContinue Reading
It’s November 2019, and Blade Runner is now set in the present. What better reason is there than that to commemorateContinue Reading
Outer space is so infinitely vast that it’s literally impossible for the human mind to fully conceptualize it. In manyContinue Reading
Unlike many of the countries immediately surrounding it, Thailand had the resources to see its cinema blossom from the earlyContinue Reading
Paul Schrader‘s Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters is a towering, unique, and absolutely gorgeous work that explores the life andContinue Reading
Alex Garland’s Ex Machina was a wonderful surprise when it premiered three years ago. Restrained, tense, and with just theContinue Reading
French director François Truffaut is often attributed with saying that an anti-war film is an impossible feat, that the actionContinue Reading