Holy Hell! The Wedding Planner Turns 20 The moral of the story is: Mary Fiore deserved better choices. Read More
Night of the Kings Night of the Kings is one of the more sophisticated cinematic treatments of the topic of European colonialism around, on par with the best of Ousmane Sembéne’s works. Read More
Crisis Frustratingly, the film juggles too many characters and too many narrative threads within its admirable experiment. Read More
Rediscover: Town Bloody Hall The chronicle of a raucous and rancorous evening featuring a true battle of the sexes, Town Bloody Hall still retains its ability to confound, confuse, inflame and entertain many decades later. Read More
The Father Fuller and more complex than its ostensible limitations might suggest, this drama is characterized by fine detail, fabulous acting and a few flaws. Read More
Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry Unexpectedly and rather inexplicably reminds of a eulogy for a career. That shouldn’t compute. Read More
Oeuvre: David Cronenberg: A History of Violence As a nation, we cannot outrun the violence on which America was founded. It is inherent in our pop culture and our history books. With A History of Violence, David Cronenberg dares us to examine why we enjoy blood and gore so much. Read More
Cherry The fact that it feels like an unremarkable story is a critique of both the movie and the society that it reflects. Read More
Holy Hell! A.I. Artificial Intelligence turns 20 Despite its title, A.I. Artificial Intelligence delves deeply into what it means to be human. Read More
The Swordsman The Swordsman is not a new Zatoichi film, but it’s the next best thing: a stark climb of an action film whose drama builds to a second half packed with lithe swordplay. Read More
Chet Baker: (Chet Baker Sings) It Could Happen to You/Chet Baker in New York/Chet/Chet Baker Plays the Best of Lerner and Loewe-review
Chet Baker: (Chet Baker Sings) It Could Happen to You/Chet Baker in New York/Chet/Chet Baker Plays the Best of Lerner and Loewe-review