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“#’Mayday’ is a War Movie Full of Whimsy and a Bit Too Much Ambition” Since director Karen Cinorre was a child, she has loved the story of The Wizard of Oz, where a young girl falls into another, mystical world. While in Oz, she goes on a journey where she finds strength in herself before…
“#‘One for the Road’ Takes Us on an Evocative, Soapy Farewell Road Trip” Wong Kar-wai doesn’t produce films often, but when he does, they’re not like his own. For what it’s worth, One for the Road isn’t like a Baz Poonpiriya movie either, but with only two films under his belt coming in – a…
“#Apple Buys CODA, Shattering Record for Sundance Festival Deals – /Film” Apple has just set a new Sundance Film Festival record with its purchase of Sundance crowdpleaser CODA. Directed by Siân Heder, the coming-of-age dramedy was an instant hit when it premiered as the festival’s opening night film, attracting the attention of streamers like Amazon and Netflix,…
“#’Eight for Silver’ Both Stumbles and Succeeds With Its Werewolf Tale” Ah, the werewolf. A tortured creation made monstrous against his or her will, controlled by the lunar cycle, prone to hairballs, and averse to silver projectiles. We don’t get enough werewolf movies these days, and most more or less follow the “rules” to one…
“#Hijinks Ensue in Wacky Crime Comedy – /Film” The best thing I can say about First Date, the wacky new crime comedy from writer/directors Manuel Crosby and Darren Knapp, is that it almost never takes its foot off the gas. It opens with a bang (someone gets shot in the first scene), and after a…
“#The Blazing World Review: Sundance 2021 – /Film” You would think any movie that casts the iconic Udo Kier as an enigmatic dream guide who munches on fireflies would at least be interesting, but no – The Blazing World, an over-stylized, under-baked bit of tomfoolery from writer-director-star Carlson Young never manages to engross the viewer even as it…
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“#A Glitch in the Matrix Review [Sundance 2021] – /Film” Rodney Ascher is still best known as the filmmaker behind the enthralling 2012 documentary Room 237, a deep dive into several unconventional readings of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining that ended up being a movie about obsession. He’s directed a few other projects since then, but now…
“#’Passing’ Marks a Fluid, Formal Directorial Debut for Rebecca Hall” Sundance 2021 has come with its fair share of anticipated titles, but few have been so buzzed about as actress Rebecca Hall’s writing and directorial debut, Passing. An adaptation of Nella Larsen’s 1929 novella of the same name, the film follows two white-passing Black women…
“#’CODA’ is a Crowd-Pleaser That’s Good for Your Heart and Funnybone” Some people view “crowd-pleaser” as a dirty word, as if movies that aim for wide appeal are somehow lesser creations than ones targeting a more specific, more discerning audience. That’s poppycock. Great films come in all shapes, sizes, and demographics, and any of them…
“#Land Review: Sundance 2021 – /Film” “I’m here because I choose to be.” So says Edee (Robin Wright) after she’s been resuscitated from near-death in a secluded cabin tucked away in the Rocky Mountains. As Land begins, we see Edee come to the cabin under somewhat mysterious circumstances: she throws her cell phone in a trash can,…