Review: A Surprising Team of Workers Tries to Save The Rose Maker From Corporate Greed
Eve Vertel (Catherine Frôt) is an artisanal rose breeder who inherited her father’s business and is trying to keep it…
Interview: Filmmaking Duo Daniels on the Multiverse, Working with Film Royalty and As Much As They Could Fit Into Everything, Everywhere, All At Once
For those who have been lucky enough to experience the year’s first truly great filmgoing experience, Everything Everywhere All at…
Review: All the Old Knives Gives Chris Pine a Perfectly Serviceable CIA Thriller
From his old-school military-style actioner last week with The Contractor, to this week’s old-school political whodunit in All the Old…
Review: Aline Channels Celine Dion’s Life Story into a Bombastic, Oddball Film that’s Nevertheless Endlessly Watchable
Every now and then—it’s rare, but it happens!—a film comes along that is just an absolute gift of absurdity and…
Review: Immersive and Observational, Cow Brings Us Up Close to Farm Life and Food Production
Not unlike the recent documentary Gunda (about the lives of a mother and baby pigs), Cow follows the thankless life…
Review: In What Feels a Bit Too Much Like Course-Correction, Michael Bay Returns to Fast-Moving Action in Ambulance
It’s easy to understand why a lot of people might view the new Michael Bay-directed Ambulance as something of a…
Review: Oscar-Winning Free Solo Filmmakers Rocket from Mountains to the Stars in Return to Space
Oscar-winning directors Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin are best known for profiling death-defying feats of bravery/foolishness at various spots…
Review: Chronicling Skateboarder Tony Hawk’s Epic Career, Until the Wheels Fall Off Sticks the Landing
Knowing a bit of the of journey of supreme professional skateboarder Tony Hawk would probably go a long way toward…
Review: Gagarine Channels Youthful Angst with Heartfelt, Insightful Filmmaking
Playing out like a faded photograph of a bygone era on the periphery of Paris, Gagarine comes courtesy of first-time…
Review: Much-Delayed Morbius Misses the Chance to Launch a Truly Compelling Comic Book Anti-Hero
At this point, I think it’s fair to say that any comic book character that has even the most remote…
Review: The Automat Serves Up Morsels of History, Memories of Bygone America
File this one under the category: Documentaries I Didn’t Know I Needed Until I Watched It. From first-time filmmaker Lisa…
Review: Chris Pine Gets Intense as a Mercenary Trying to Solve a Mystery in The Contractor
Taking a crack at a bare-bones action-thriller B-movie, Chris Pine (Star Trek, Wonder Woman) plays Special Forces Sgt. James Harper…
