See Me, Feel Me
Invisible Life by George Wolf Invisible Life (A Vida Invisvel) is one of the few films that earns its melodrama status in only positive ways. Director/co-writer Karim Ainouz attacks our…read more →
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Sunday Screamer: The Woman
The Woman (2011) It’s time to get real. And by that, we mean real nasty. There’s something not quite right about Chris Cleese (an unsettlingly cherubic Sean Bridgers), and his…read more →
Crooked Lines
Slay the Dragon by George Wolf Before hitting play on Slay the Dragon, make sure you’re a good social distance away from Grandma’s fine china. Because you’re going to want…read more →
Sugar and Spice
Never Rarely Sometimes Always by George Wolf With her 2013 debut It Felt Like Love, Eliza Hittman brought a refreshing honesty to the teen drama. Zeroing in on the summer…read more →
Moonlight and Teeth
The Other Lamb by Hope Madden The first step toward freedom is telling your own story. Writer C.S. McMullen and director Malgorzata Szumowska tell this one really well. Between McMullen’s…read more →
I Can’t Go Out – Week of March 30
Still stuck at home! Well, if you’ve wearied of Tiger King and are looking for some new home viewing options, we have you covered. Click on the film title to…read more →
Speak No Evil
Resistance by George Wolf In the opening minutes of Resistance, a young Jewish girl asks her parents, “Why do they hate us?” Then, just before the end credits, stark onscreen…read more →
I Am Luke’s Broken Heart
Daniel Isn’t Real by Hope Madden Director Adam Egypt Mortimer’s stylish image of mental illness takes a kind of demonic Fight Club angle, hits some mildly homoerotic notes (like Fight…read more →
Zombie Eat World
The Night Eats the World by Hope Madden People like to make lists. For some people, it’s a bucket list. Some like to keep track of the celebrities they are…read more →