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Year: 2021

The Man Who Sold His Skin

  April 9, 2021  |    Dustin Chase  |    Leave a comment

A Syrian man on a train impulsively stands up yelling about “Revolution”—but it’s not political; Sam (Mahayni) just… Read More


Better Days

  April 2, 2021  |    Dustin Chase  |    Leave a comment

Bullying is no joke, as so eloquently demonstrated in this fine production from China/Hong Kong, skillfully directed by… Read More


Godzilla vs Kong

  April 2, 2021  |    Dustin Chase  |    Leave a comment

It’s hard to keep track of so many monster films and how they relate to each other. “Godzilla… Read More


Funny Face

  March 31, 2021  |    Dustin Chase  |    Leave a comment

Funny Face is a mood piece with a plot that is slow to build.  All the components of story, song,… Read More


Six Minutes to Midnight

  March 26, 2021  |    Dustin Chase  |    Leave a comment

Apparently it’s WWII month for the stay-at-home films. While last week’s “The Courier” showcased a well-cast but bland… Read More


The Courier

  March 19, 2021  |    Dustin Chase  |    Leave a comment

Some films are disadvantaged before opening credits. “The Courier” is a “spy film” that specifically isn’t a “spy… Read More


City of Lies

  March 19, 2021  |    Dustin Chase  |    Leave a comment

Just as the two main characters of this drama based on a true story spend much of the… Read More


Cherry

  March 12, 2021  |    Dustin Chase  |    Leave a comment

Young Cherry (Holland) is told he popped his cherry the first time he kills someone in the war… Read More


The Father

  March 12, 2021  |    Dustin Chase  |    Leave a comment

Of all the recent plays adapted into feature films, “The Father” stands tall as the most impressive. Equally… Read More


Chaos Walking

  March 5, 2021  |    Dustin Chase  |    Leave a comment

Likely the most appropriately titled film of the year, “Chaos Walking” is just that, a lot of chaos… Read More


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