Fire (Both Sides of the Blade) Review: Incendiary Love Triangle
Claire Denis’ Fire (Both Sides of the Blade) tells a pandemic adjacent story of a love triangle and the ripples of misguided and candid love.
Stay Awake (2023): Film Review
Teenagers Derek and Ethan are figuring out their lives in Stay Awake, a coming of age drama revolving around addiction.
Kimi Film Review: Soderbergh ’s Compelling Technology Thriller
Steven Soderbergh ’s Kimi is a COVID-influenced technology thriller that is the director’s best film in years, with a likeable and introverted performance from Zoë Kravitz.
This is Going to Hurt Review: A Broken System
This Is Going To Hurt is hilarious, heart-breaking and, above all, important. We see the healthcare system as it really is: messy, remarkable and in desperate need of reform.
Jackass Forever: Film Review
Jackass Forever brings us back to the cinema for an unforgettable communal experience, reminding us of the true power of movies.
Jules et Jim: François Truffaut Film Review
A film that turns 60 years old this year, Jules et Jim is François Truffaut ’s brilliant film about a care-free Bohemian trio – and the complex love triangle that gets in the way.
Cure Review: Hauntingly Mesmerizing
Japanese Filmmaker Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s 1997 film Cure goes where no other police procedural dares: the human unconscious.
Sharp Stick Review: “Be Proud of Your F*ing Scars”
With Sharp Stick, director Lena Dunham turns in her best work to date – a bold tale of self-discovery and sexual awakening that invites us to embrace ourselves.
Resurrection (2022) Film Review
This year’s Sundance film festival saw plenty of thrilling dramas and delightful comedies, but nothing like Resurrection’s unhinged exploration of motherhood.
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande Review: Ode to Self-Love
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande shows us that the key to understanding women’s sexuality is self-worth, not preconceived notions about pleasure.