The Twentieth Century – Review “A wild work of satire and surrealism.” Continue reading “The Twentieth Century – Review” →
Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese — Review “It defies linear expectations and operates as both closely felt and abstract at the same time.” Continue reading “Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese — Review” →
Madeline’s Madeline — Review Helena Howard in a scene from Josephine Decker’s Madeline’s Madeline “The movie’s very existence is a meta statement on its quest to operate on its own terms.” Continue reading “Madeline’s Madeline — Review” →
Francofonia — Review “When it should feel direct, it instead feels abstract.” Continue reading “Francofonia — Review” →
Cemetery of Splendour — Review Movies can be tiring. “Cemetery of Splendour’s calm, sleepy pace is both a great asset and a firm detractor. While it allows the movie to maintain its detached, minimalist sense of boundaries, there is a problem in holding viewer attention when not only is nothing going on, but the intent is for there to be nothing going on.” Continue reading “Cemetery of Splendour — Review” →
Aimy in a Cage — Capsule Review “It’s one of those films that exists beyond labels, eschewing them in favor of creating a beast that is simultaneously hypnotic and aggravating.” Continue reading “Aimy in a Cage — Capsule Review” →
Last Summer — Review “A film that stands squarely on its own, unafraid of its craft, and from a director that has a keen eye for striking an absorbing atmosphere while staring into the void and asking questions about the future.” Continue reading “Last Summer — Review” →
It’s Such a Beautiful Day — Review “An absolute masterpiece.” Continue reading “It’s Such a Beautiful Day — Review” →
Russian Ark (Russkij Kovcheg) “This is one of those projects were the method is a lot more impressive than the content therein.” Continue reading “Russian Ark (Russkij Kovcheg)” →
Love (2011) “A worthwhile movie for those in search of a unique, ambitious, and thought-provoking project.” Continue reading “Love (2011)” →