All posts tagged "family"
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BOB MARLEY: ONE LOVE – Review
Full confession: I love Bob Marley, so a biographical drama about the reggae icon is pure catnip for...
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AMERICAN FICTION – Review
Everyone wants to feel seen as who they are, not who others think they should be. In the...
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CANDY CANE LANE – Review
CANDY CANE LANE is a light, pleasant little holiday treat, much like the candy its name suggests. The...
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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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ROSE – Review
The subtitled Danish dramedy ROSE features an award-worthy performance from its star, elevating what could have been treacly...
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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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RUBY GILLMAN, TEENAGE KRAKEN – Review
Things have certainly gotten interesting recently with the Summer box office. Usually, we’d be talking about the records...
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ELEMENTAL (2023) – Review
When thinking of the animation process, we naturally think of giving movement to characters created by artists using...
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ABOUT MY FATHER – Review
Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco plays a man named Sebastian Maniscalco while Robert De Niro plays his father Salvo, in...
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“Nona And Her Daughters” – TV review
“Nona And Her Daughters” (“Nona Et Ses Filles”) is a character-driven dramedy miniseries from French TV that successfully...
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ACIDMAN – Review
Thomas Haden Church gives a striking performance as a reclusive eccentric who is tentatively reconnecting with his grown...
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THE SON – Review
With only 11 days left in the month, January cinema continues its two traditions. And no, it’s not...
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SUNDOWN – Review
Things are not always as they appear. In Mexican writer/director Michel Franco’s SUNDOWN, Tim Roth and Charlotte Gainsbourg...
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THE TENDER BAR – Review
Every family has some quirkiness but this one more than most, with Ben Affleck as a bartender uncle...
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HAND OF GOD – Review
Memory can be a powerful thing. The vivid autobiographical tale from Oscar-winning writer/director Paolo Sorrentino, THE HAND OF...
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BELFAST – Review
Kenneth Branagh gives us one of his best films, and his most personal, with BELFAST, a partly autobiographical...
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BLUE BAYOU – Review
Is it fair that a small child, legally adopted from another nation, is responsible for paperwork errors about...
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HERE WE ARE – Review
The soundtrack to Charlie Chaplin’s THE KID opens the father-son tale HERE WE ARE, award-winning Israeli director Nir...
