A beautifully rendered film about a remarkable child abandoned by her family and growing up alone in a… Read More
Director Hans Petter Moland has adapted Per Petterson’s dense novel of the same name into a film that’s… Read More
It’s been a while since we had a powerful wrongly accused, racial discrimination courtroom drama. Upcoming “Shang-Chi and… Read More
Screenings were packed for “The Goldfinch,” at the Toronto Film Festival, despite negative reviews. John Crowley (“Brooklyn“) seems… Read More
Known for his inventive indie films, Richard Linklater (“Boyhood”) takes aim at the mainstream, with his adaptation of… Read More
Oscar winner Barry Jenkins highly anticipated new film opens exactly the way you would hope. A perfectly timed… Read More
Most of the time, a movie’s ingredients (i.e. director, visual effects, screenwriter, etc) predict how well a project… Read More
The Glass Castle doesn’t work well on screen under director Destin Daniel Cretton’s vision for a handful of… Read More
Tate Taylor’s third feature since becoming a mainstream Hollywood director with The Help, feels like the neglected… Read More
John Crowley and Nick Hornby’s adaptation of Colm Tóibín novel Brooklyn is a thing of beauty. Epic… Read More