Eve’s Bayou and the Fragility of Memory
Eve’s Bayou falls in line with the long tradition of adult stories told from a child’s point of view. EveContinue Reading
Tag: Ingmar Bergman
The Films of Federico Fellini
For decades, Federico Fellini enthralled audiences with his evocative visual flare. Even so, one would be hard-pressed to make theContinue Reading
In Memoriam, 2019-2020
Two years since the publication of our inaugural In Memoriam retrospective, we take the time now to look back atContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of November 2020
Video on Demand By Ian Floodgate Studios might have been pushing back the majority of their tentpole releases until nextContinue Reading
A Fable of Emptiness? The Neon Demon
Nicolas Winding Refn’s dark twisted tale of vapid, jealous bloodlust within the fashion industry offers a much deeper glare intoContinue Reading
Discussing Céline and Julie Go Boating
Eugene Kang: For this month’s first Living Room Chat, I suggested that we watch Céline and Julie Go Boating. ThisContinue Reading
Commemorating the Foreign Language Nominees for Best Picture
After almost one hundred years since the first Academy Awards ceremony, Bong Joon-ho‘s Parasite became the first foreign language film toContinue Reading
Marriage Story ★★★★
Noah Baumbach’s mature drama on the tensions and trials of marriage charts the marriage and, ultimately, divorce story of NicoleContinue Reading
Neo Noirvember
It’s November 2019, and Blade Runner is now set in the present. What better reason is there than that to commemorateContinue Reading
The Lighthouse
It doesn’t take much more than the opening scene of The Lighthouse to realize you’re watching the work of aContinue Reading
