Pablo Larraín – Cineccentric

by Jessica Moore November 13, 2021 0

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Spencer ★★★★

A fable from a true tragedy. These words mark our entry to Pablo Larraín’s portrait of the late Princess Diana,Continue Reading

by Dalton Mullins August 13, 2021 0

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Ema is one of the ferocious, stunning, wildly ambitious and sometimes messy films that I love. It has a distinctContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics March 1, 2019 0

Alex Sitaras: I’ll jump right into things and get us started with Us (and a bad joke). Us is JordanContinue Reading

by Kevin Jones April 21, 2018 0

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In a film about the Chappaquiddick incident – in which a car driven by Senator Ted Kennedy (Jason Clarke) wentContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics April 1, 2018 0

Alex Sitaras: April brings us the long-awaited You Were Never Really Here (dir. Lynne Ramsay), a film that premiered at CannesContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics February 22, 2017 0

In a break from tradition, we consider the films nominated at the 89th Academy Awards (not just independent or auteuristContinue Reading

by Matt Schlee January 28, 2017 0

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“I never wanted fame, I just became a Kennedy.” The above quote, perhaps more than any other, really encapsulated theContinue Reading

by Alex Sitaras June 11, 2016 0

Politics remains a point of contention among Pablo Larraín’s family, his father a senator and his mother a minister forContinue Reading