film review
‘Nosferatu’ 100 years later: Plagues, politics, sex and vampires
March 23, 2022This month marks the 100 year anniversary of the debut of the German Expressionist silent horror film Nosferatu.
Read moreFilm ‘King Richard’ – A father coaches the Williams sisters tennis superstars
March 22, 2022Bop, bop, bop, across the net. Each strike sends the tennis ball over the net, while their father lobs it gently, one of the sisters must run with all her strength, and get it back over...
Read more‘Annette’ is a feverish musical exposing the absurdity of celebrity culture
January 11, 2022Annette is not a musical that will be easily forgotten. Points are made, just not in a straight line.
Read more‘Drive My Car’: It’s the journey
December 28, 2021Writer-director Ryusuke Hamaguchi has fashioned a brilliant study of relationships and love, need and understanding.
Read more‘Passing’: A beautiful tragedy with emotional bite
November 10, 2021Passing is a beautiful film that will tear you apart emotionally if you let it. The aesthetic of the movie will lull you in like a gentle breeze until you realize you’ve been thrown into a...
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