All posts tagged review

Deceiving the dying speaks to the best and worst of us. A white lie can...

David Robert Mitchell’s Under the Silver Lake is a remarkably...

The setup of this film comes on fast. Within the first five minutes, the titular...

Northern Ballet’s production of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre tours...

Lee Chang-Dong’s new film starts like Cat Person and ends by freezing in the...

Saucy, fierce and unflattering, the Marvel anti-hero Deadpool is back on the big screen, fully...

As an antidote to Cannes solemnity, Solo is a fun, conservative,...

Amin is a Senegalese man who comes to France in search of work so that...

Lars von Trier is very smart because he knows about art,...