All posts tagged review

As the Islamic republic of Iran opens itself opens itself up to the global market,...

Genius feels like an odd choice for the Berlin International Film Festival. While...

Goat is adapted from Brad Land’s harrowing anti-hazing memoir about an Ohio teen...

Many parts of Soy Nero (I Am Nero) are necessarily, though not...

Tamir Rice, Sandra Bland, Eric Garner, Mike Brown and the city of Ferguson are a...

The viewer has to venture into a shadowy...

The Coen Brothers have done it again with this glorious tribute to old Hollywood. Hail,...

Palestine is not the kind of place usually associated with street racing, peppered as it...

  Chekhov crafted his plays from the fabric of human experience: here, Robert Ickes...

Now over 50 years since the last major showing...