FILM REVIEW: ‘The Mauritanian’ Puts Humanity On Trial
Based on “Guantanamo Diary” the memoir of Mohamedou Ould Slahi, Kevin Macdonald‘s (The Last King of Scotland) new film The Mauritanian forces us to peer ...
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TV Review: ‘Servant’ Season 2 Delivers A Wild and Disturbing Feast
This article, written by our critic Steven Prusakowski, was previously published on our sister site, AwardsRadar. Be sure to check them out for film, TV, and ...
FILM REVIEW: Gripping ‘Collective’ Pits Journalism Against Corruption
An average night in Romania turned to tragedy during a heavy metal concert in a Bucharest nightclub called Collectiv. The band’s pyrotechnics unknowingly set fire ...
Film Review: ‘Another Round’ Uncorks the Human Spirit
“What is Youth? A dream.” This question is proposed and answered in the opening of Another Round, Thomas Vinterberg‘s Danish drama-comedy. As the film plays ...
Film Review: ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ – Gadot Saves the Day
2017’s Wonder Woman will always have a special place in my heart. It was the first superhero film I shared with my daughters. They literally ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Promising Young Woman’ Is A Bold, Mesmerizing Triumph
Disclaimer: As someone who refuses to spoil a film and often tiptoes around the moments that most affected me, made me laugh, cry, etc. I ...
FILM REVIEW: Performances Make ‘One Night in Miami’ A Memorable One
What an amazing couple of years for Regina King it has been. Starting with her stirring performance in If Beale Street Could Talk, which earned ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Mank’ Is a Stroll Back In Cinematic Time
Welcome to 1930’s Hollywood – a bygone era where the rooms are smokier, the drinks were harder… and no one insults their mother. Mank, David ...