Film Review: Wildlife (2018)
In his quiet but remarkably assured directorial debut, Paul Dano offers a rich and elegant portrait of 1960s marital discontent. Wildlife, adapted by Dano…
In his quiet but remarkably assured directorial debut, Paul Dano offers a rich and elegant portrait of 1960s marital discontent. Wildlife, adapted by Dano…
Spike Lee has always preferred to explore race relations in America head on. His latest film BlacKkKlansman, which he directed and wrote, is no different….
For too long, women’s abilities, ambitions and achievements have been sidelined by, and for, men. And for too long, this has been masked and…
Gender Equality Advocate. Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Notorious RBG. At 85-years-old, Ruth Bader Ginsburg has become somewhat of an unexpected pop…
Sicario: Day of the Soldado (Spanish for ‘Hitman: Day of the Soldier’) is the sequel to Denis Villeneuve’s much acclaimed tension-filled, dispassionately patient, action-thriller Sicario….
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In Upgrade, director and screenwriter Leigh Whannell conjures a vision of the near future in which technology’s pervasive influence has become the norm. We are…
Walking Out, directed and adapted by Alex and Andrew J. Smith and based on a short story by David Quammen, is set in the…
“I believe if there’s any kind of God it wouldn’t be in any of us, not you or me but just this little space…