Social Justice in Film
This month, it is more relevant than ever for our Retrospective Roundtable to focus on the theme of social justiceContinue Reading
Tag: Russia
Leto ★★★★
Leto is a delicate portrayal of a little known period in music history- 1980’s Leningrad, Russia- unfortunate enough to be released inContinue Reading
Fathers in Film
Published on Father’s Day, this month’s retrospective complements last month’s Mothers in Film which we wrote to celebrate Mother’s Day.Continue Reading
Mothers in Film
Our monthly retrospective comes a little earlier this month, and it’s for good reason. Today is Mother’s Day and weContinue Reading
Matt Schlee’s Top 10 Criterion Films
This month, a number of our critics share their 10 favorite titles from the Criterion Collection in celebration of theContinue Reading
Predictions for the 90th Academy Awards
We’re back for a second year of predictions! In a break from tradition, we consider the films nominated at theContinue Reading
Stalker (Blu-ray release) ★★★
In many ways, Stalker was Andrei Tarkovsky’s most arduous film to create. It is believed that he and a numberContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of July 2017
Alex Sitaras: This month’s selection of films is perhaps our most unique yet. There’s no natural choice of order to startContinue Reading
The Films of the 70th Cannes Film Festival
The Cannes Film Festival is indisputably the most renowned of the international film festivals. Controversy, observations on the state ofContinue Reading
Francofonia ★★★
Alexander Sokurov again considers the abstract idea that a museum is an ark drifting through the sea in Francofonia, aContinue Reading
