Mank Shows the Socialists Where They Belong: On the Right Side of History
byMank chronicles the span of time in which Herman Mankiewicz, the bedridden studio screenwriter who in just 60 days cranked out the script for…
Art and Culture
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…
“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 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…