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Executive producer Joachim Trier’s ‘Sentimental Value’ explores the morally gray need to capitalize on real pain to create lasting art.
‘Sentimental Value’ Review: Exploiting One’s Hardships for the Arts Read More
‘Shelby Oaks’ marks producer Chris Stuckmann’s filmmaking debut with an eerie journey of sisterhood and the lengths one would go for family.
‘Shelby Oaks’ (Beyond Fest At American Cinematheque) Review: An Eerie Journey Of Sisterhood Read More
‘Bugonia’ depicts a kind of paranoia that should spark debates around systematic oppression, but ultimately favors style over substance.
‘Bugonia’ (Beyond Fest At American Cinematheque) Review: Conspiracy Thriller With No Intrigue Read More
Luca Guadagnino’s ‘After The Hunt’ presents fascinating questions concerning cancel culture without saying anything worthwhile.
‘After The Hunt’ (Beyond Fest At American Cinematheque) Review: Lackluster Me Too Thriller Read More
Rose Byrne’s gut-wrenching depiction of motherhood elevates ‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You’ when it gets lost in its dense execution.
‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You’ (Beyond Fest At American Cinematheque) Review: Rose Byrne’s Best Read More
‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ marks what will hopefully be a new beginning in Gore Verbinski’s career with an anti-AI odyssey.
‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ (Beyond Fest at American Cinematheque) Review: Gore Verbinski’s Crucial Return Read More
‘No Other Choice’ is a crowd-pleaser that asks its audience to push back against capitalism before it consumes their humanity.
‘No Other Choice’ (Beyond Fest) Review: Surrendering To The Capitalist Machine Read More
‘Maria’ is a somber glance at an artist’s relation with their work, powered by an exquisite Angelina Jolie, nearing the end of their life.
‘Maria’ (Netflix) Review: An Artist’s Imposter Syndrome Read More
Don Mancini’s Chucky has entertained and terrorized audiences for decades. ‘Doc of Chucky’ celebrates the killer doll’s legacy.
‘Doc Of Chucky’ (Shudder Review) – Celebrating Everyone’s Favorite Buddy Read More
Brady Corbet’s ‘The Brutalist’ is an astonishing epic of the American Dream and whether or not it’s worth creating a lasting legacy as an artist.
‘The Brutalist’ (Beyond Fest/ A24) Review – Is Making Art Worth It? Read More