All posts by Cate Marquis
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ALL DIRT ROADS TASTE OF SALT – SLIFF Review
ALL DIRT ROADS TASTE OF SALT offers a visually beautiful mediation on childhood, family and love, that begins...
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MAY DECEMBER – Review
Director Todd Haynes re-teams with Julianne Moore, star of his Douglas Sirk-style melodrama FAR FROM HEAVEN, for another...
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PERSIAN VERSION – Review
Growing up with a foot in two cultures can be a tricky experience, so why not turn it...
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ANATOMY OF A FALL – Review
ANATOMY OF A FALL begins with a deadly fall but another kind of fall is much of the...
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THE PIGEON TUNNEL – Review
If it is true that to be a great writer, you need an unusual childhood, then the great...
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KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON – Review
In the 1920s, the people of the Osage Nation became the richest people on earth after oil was...
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TOTALLY KILLER – Review
It’s the spooky season, and teen thriller TOTALLY KILLER looks to satisfy that itch for scares. But what...
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THE CREATOR – Review
In the sci-fi action extravaganza THE CREATOR, a mash-up of hero-quest movies from STAR WARS to BLADE RUNNER,...
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DUMB MONEY – Review
‘Dumb money” is what hedge fund managers call ordinary people investing in the stock market, as in “the...
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A HAUNTING IN VENICE – Review
Agatha Christie fans will delight in A HAUNTING IN VENICE, because Kenneth Branagh really hits the mark with...
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MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING 3 – Review
Did we need a MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING 3? Somebody thought so. Sure, the first one was...
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BETWEEN TWO WORLDS – Review
Juliette Binoche stars as a prosperous writer who goes undercover to research her next non-fiction book, an expose...
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GOLDA – Review
Helen Mirren portrays Golda Meir, Israel’s first women prime minister, during the 1973 Yom Kippur War, in GOLDA....
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LANDSCAPE WITH INVISIBLE HAND – Review
The “invisible hand of the marketplace” is a favorite term of laissez-faire globalized economics, but LANDSCAPE WITH INVISIBLE...
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PASSAGES – Review
PASSAGES is a steamy tale of a romantic triangle in which a Paris-based German filmmaker (Franz Rogowski) strays...
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JULES – Review
A reclusive older man (Ben Kingsley), who has built his small-town daily routine around complaints about pedestrian safety...
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RED, WHITE & ROYAL BLUE – Review
It’s still summer, so it’s still time for light, puffy comedies while the temps are warm. RED, WHITE...
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SHORTCOMINGS – Review
We all have shortcomings but in SHORTCOMINGS, all the characters have them in abundance. This funny, smart, modern...
