The first film I screened at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival was writer/director Liz W. Garcia’s One Percent More Humid. […] Read more
The Tribeca Film Festival is here and while this may not be the first film I’ve seen at this year’s […] Read more
Family is a sticky subject to tackle on film, inspiring a certain kind of love story. There’s baggage, there’s struggle, […] Read more
In American movies it’s pretty much the good guys versus the bad guys - the heroes manageable flaws not withstanding. […] Read more
Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín doesn’t have a ton of experience as a director, but of the seven films he has […] Read more
Disorder throws a bunch of stuff at you as returning soldier/bodyguard Matthias Schoenaerts is tasked with protecting Diane Kruger on […] Read more
There are a lot of great movies being released this weekend and one of those highlights is Kelly Fremon Craigs’ […] Read more
It’s been six years since we’ve heard the name Na Hong-jin, the director behind The Chaser and The Yellow Sea, […] Read more
Park Chan-wook is one of my favorite directors. The Korea auteur is a master of style, detail, atmosphere and creativity, […] Read more
Disclaimer: This review will have some spoilers Birth of a Nation follows Nat Turner (Nate Parker), a slave who lives […] Read more
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