Film Review: “The Trial of the Chicago 7” is a Riveting and Timely Triumph
byAaron Sorkin’s latest, The Trial of the Chicago 7, is yet another impressive entry in his ever-expanding canon of smartly written dramas, and as…
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“Spring Breakers”: Harmony Korine’s Intoxicating Vision of the American Dream
byKorine’s wild tale of debauchery exposes, and revels in, unbridled excess and capitalism
Olivier Assayas’ 2010 Epic “Carlos” Came A Decade Ahead of Its Time
byAfter aging a decade, “Carlos” feels just as cutting edge and exciting as when it premiered.
In a Time of Outward Chaos, “The Midnight Gospel” Looks to Comfort from Within
byWith The Midnight Gospel, Netflix makes it clear they’re willing to take chances, and who better to take a chance on than Duncan Trussell,…
The Scourge of the Bourgeoisie: The Radical Leftist Surrealism of Luis Buñuel
byThe director’s work endures in large part due to his relentless class critique
“The Platform” and “Parasite” Lead a New Wave of International Class-Conscious Cinema
byThe irony of the crowd’s reaction to the Academy awarding Best Picture to Parasite cannot be overstated. Thunderous applause erupted from a mass of…