Reviews: And So It Begins from Sundance 2024 February 2, 2024 Final Rating: 2/5 While we are still in the midst of the 2024 Oscars season at the moment, the race for the 2025 Oscars… Continue Reading
Reviews: Concrete Utopia January 9, 2024 In South Korea’s Concrete Utopia, from Eom Tae-hwa, a biblical level earthquake has flattened all of Seoul, except for a single apartment building complex. Continue Reading
Reviews: Godzilla Minus One December 18, 2023 Godzilla has always been a franchise straddling a line of spectacle with commentary. Being able to hold both is what allows Godzilla Minus One to have that universal appeal. Continue Reading
Reviews: Monster December 14, 2023 Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest film, Monster, is an exploration of this idea of how to interpret what is communicated to you. Continue Reading
Reviews: DOCNYC Diary December 4, 2023 The DOCNYC film festival recently wrapped up and we have reviews for five of the films that screened including Beyond Utopia, 20 Days in Mariupol and more. Continue Reading
Reviews: Perfect Days November 23, 2023 Perfect Days starring veteran actor Koji Yakusho as toilet cleaner, we are eased into the slice of life adventures of this blue collar laborer. Continue Reading
Reviews: The Taste of Things from New York Film Festival 2023 October 18, 2023 The Taste of Things is certainly an enjoyable film, especially for food lovers everywhere. Continue Reading
Reviews: The Boy and the Heron from New York Film Festival 2023 October 14, 2023 Beyond the surface level through lines that Ghibli fans will recognize though, Miyazaki leaves a message for his grandson about grief, death and moving on. Continue Reading
Reviews: The Zone of Interest from New York Film Festival 2023 October 13, 2023 The chilling juxtaposition of the evils of Nazism against the humdrum of household life is at the core of Johathan Glazer’s The Zone of Interest. Continue Reading
Reviews: Evil Does Not Exist from New York Film Festival 2023 October 11, 2023 While not as long as his most recent film Drive My Car, Evil Does Not Exist still has a gripping pace and beautiful and creatively minimalist cinematography. Continue Reading
