Michael says: “This hard-hitting examination of how children learn the harsh realities of adulthood is a tough watch, but the astounding performance that director Wandel reveals by child-actor Maya Vanderbeque is riveting. Nora and her older brother Abel, go to
Michael says: “This assured directorial debut from actor Rebecca Hall reveals a practice that many people will be unaware. Set in 1920’s Harlem, a chance reunion of two high school friends poses moral and ethical challenges to a black woman
Diane says: “In Joachim Trier’s latest film, the lead from his OSLO AUGUST 31ST (2011), Anders Danielsen Lie, almost steals the show from the main character. But I’m not complaining. Lie plays comic book author Aksel, the first serious relationship
Brett says: “All’s fair in love and wool. The film LAMB works as a film that’s more about the journey rather than the meaning. Even the most subtle explanation here would involve potential spoilers for the film, so it is
Chris says: “Internet dating in New York City during the COVID age is a compelling enough subject for a documentary, but it’s the way director Pacho Velez approaches it that renders it an essential one. For the most part, he
Scot says: “Just watched the German film EVERYONE ELSE, which I quite enjoyed. My concise summary of the film is that it’s about that moment in a relationship when you see your partner deciding whether he/she would rather be a freak
Bob says: “A priest who’s lost his faith walks into a psychiatrist’s office. No, that’s not the start of a bad joke. It’s one of the examples of the human condition presented in Swedish filmmaker Roy Andersson’s ABOUT ENDLESSNESS. “The
Michael says: “While representation for gays is much better in the movies than… say… twenty years ago, it’s still not outstanding. And representation for older adults… much less older gay adults… is still pretty abysmal. Ray Yeung’s TWILIGHT’S KISS embraces
Julie says: “On top of the (never less than) stellar performances by Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman, the production design, editing, direction and writing (original screenplay) are all perfectly executed. The way this story is told is very effective in
Chris says: “Marta (Natasa Stork), a Hungarian neurosurgeon practicing in America returns to her home country to meet up with Janos (Viktor Bodo), another doctor in her field. Claiming she met him at a conference and it was love at