All posts tagged "Drama"
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BETWEEN THE TEMPLES – Review
Jason Schwartzman plays a cantor who has lost his singing voice, his wife and maybe even hope, whose...
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THE SUPREMES AT EARL’S ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT – Review
Okay all you music biopic fans, just keep reading the title past the first two words. This should...
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SING SING – Review
SING SING is not about vocalizing but a powerful, moving drama about the transformative power of art in...
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IT ENDS WITH US – Review
It’s only been a couple of weeks since the Summer’s biggest box office smash, y’know those two “fightin’...
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AMERICA – Review
AMERICA, despite the title, is not set in the U.S. nor is it about America, Instead, it is...
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MIDNIGHT TAXI – Review
First of all, if you’re a vintage film buff who has already seen 1937’s MIDNIGHT TAXI, this new...
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HOPELESS – Review
I’ve praised many Korean crime and action exports recently. HOPELESS will not be one of them, perhaps due...
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TUESDAY – Review
Maybe it’s a bit of unintended “synergy”, or just a result of a scrambled post-strike release schedule, but...
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BACK TO BLACK – Review
Talented singer/songwriter Amy Winehouse’s tragic life was already the subject of an Oscar-winning documentary, AMY in 2015, made...
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NOWHERE SPECIAL – Review
James Norton plays an Irish single father of a 4-year-old boy in director Uberto Pasolini’s touching, bittersweet drama...
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NEW LIFE – Review
NEW LIFE is a drama that opens with a young woman, Jessie (Hayley Erin), running through the woods,...
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WE GROWN NOW – Review
In a touching portrait of childhood friendship, the child-focused WE GROWN NOW captures the magic and innocence of...
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CHALLENGERS – Review
This weekend brings a unique hybrid, a mixing of genres that has happened in the past but is...
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LA CHIMERA – Review
In Alice Rohrwacher’s Felliniesque tragicomic adventure tale LA CHIMERA, an English archaeologist-turned-tomb raider named Arthur (Josh O’Connor) leads...
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CIVIL WAR – Review
Writer/director Alex Garland explored the near future in two of his previous three features. In EX MACHINA he...
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SHAYDA – Review
Shayda (Zar Amir Ebrahimi) flees her abusive husband in Iran, along with her six-year-old daughter Mona (Selina Zahednia),...
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ARTHUR THE KING – Review
Geez, the movies have really gone to the dogs. Sure, lots of folks constantly use that as an...
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IO CAPITANO – Review
The countdown is in its final days. No, we’re not talking about the arrival of Spring, but rather...
