Black Bear – Review
Cinema has been blurring the lines of fiction versus reality since its inception. In order to be compelling, it has…
Cinema has been blurring the lines of fiction versus reality since its inception. In order to be compelling, it has…
Desperate poverty makes desperate people do desperate things. Srdan Golubovic’s Father makes that clear from it’s shocking opening scenes, wherein…
What does it take to break the human spirit; our trust in the justice system; our faith in humanity? Does…
“I’m a nice guy.” “I thought you were into it.” “It wasn’t like that.” Cassie has heard every excuse in…
There is little time for set up or establishing shots in Kornel Mundruczo’s Pieces of a Woman. After a few…
I mean …where do I start? The cinemas – those great places of solace and refuge – made it until…
I’m going to spare you all the obligatory “2020 has been some year…” introduction and just get straight to the…
Single location films are few and far between for a number of reasons. They are technically challenging due to the…
Mortality is a topic that is a staple for movies. It has always been a powerful topic that allows for…
The idea of a team-up between The Russo Brothers and Chris Hemsworth outside of their MCU comfort zone was an…