Film Review: ‘Nomadland’ is a Portrait of Hope in a Broken America
There is a word I lean on often (probably too often) over these last few years. The word is ‘broken.’ In this often troubling world, ...
Tag: Drama
Film Review: “Judas and the Black Messiah” Is a Powerful Gut Punch
I find myself to be a relatively knowledgeable person. Sure, I lean on Google too much these days as an extension of that knowledge, but ...
Interview With ‘Sacrifice’ Directors Toor Mian and Andy Collier
Filmmakers Andy Collier and Toor Mian collaborate once again to bring audiences a brand new horror experience with Sacrifice. The filmmaking duo last brought to ...
Film Review: ‘Another Round’ Uncorks the Human Spirit
Thomas Vinterberg‘s Danish drama-comedy Another Round opens by proposing the question and providing an answer, “What is Youth? A dream.” As the film plays out ...
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 ...
TV REVIEW: You Should Take ‘Bridgerton’ Seriously
Like 63 million other households, I recently binged Bridgerton, the first Shonda Rhimes-produced Netflix original. Adapted from Julia Quinn’s best-selling novels, the Regency-era period drama ...
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 ...
TV REVIEW: ‘The Queen’s Gambit’: Why Beth is Not a “Strong Female Character” and Why That’s Great
It’s easy to be cynical in the golden age of streaming. You watch a trailer for The Queen’s Gambit, and you see yet another love ...