Clifton Collins Jr.

Red, White & Royal Blue

Red, White & Royal Blue

“Red, White & Royal Blue,” directed by Matthew López, is an engaging cinematic adaptation of Casey McQuiston‘s celebrated novel. The film introduces us to the charismatic Alex Clarmont-Diaz and the British Prince Henry, magnificently portrayed by Taylor Zakhar Perez (“Minx,” “Cruel Intentions”) and Nicholas Galitzine (“Purple Hearts,” “Cinderella”). This romantic comedy is a tale of […]

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Jockey

Jockey is less about horse racing—although the sport is seen through windows of the plot—as about human relationships and their uncertainties from different perspectives.  The first window we see about being a jockey is the toll it takes on the body.  Jackson (Collins) and his mates in something of a group therapy session recount all the ways they

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Waves

“Waves” first act is a roller coaster of emotion. It’s the editing that lifts you very high on this ride as you wait for the inevitable fall. Houston filmmaker Trey Edward Shults (“Krisha,” “It Comes At Night”), returns in his most solid film yet. The trailer is selling you “Moonlight,” but “Waves” is offering you

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The Mule

Clint Eastwood has managed to create one of the most talked about films of the awards season, that’s not participating in the awards race. The Mule, directed and starring Eastwood, is more creative in style and content than Robert Redford’s aging criminal flick The Old Man and the Gun, both inspired by true stories. It

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Man Down

Dito Montiel has certainly worked his casting magic again with latest film Man Down (no it’s not a sequel to the goofy comedy Man Up). Always just outside the realm of mainstream, the New York filmmaker was behind two Channing Tatum films A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints and Fighting. LaBouf also starred in ‘Saints’,

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Transpecos

Writer/director Greg Kwedar takes a very specific look at border control along the Arizona border. The focal point of Transpecos centers around three US Border Patrol agents who find themselves in manipulated circumstances. Exploring subject matter that has dominated the presidential race, Transpecos covers so many points of view within these three characters. Kwedar’s script

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