Jak Luke Sharp 4/26/20 Jak Luke Sharp 4/26/20

BERLINALE 2020 - Golda Maria

Golda Maria is an emotionally breath-taking and captivating documentary that details the horrors of the Holocaust honestly and devastatingly

Rory Marsh 4/26/20 Rory Marsh 4/26/20

Extraction

It feels as though Netflix have nailed the exact type of film they should be investing in with Extraction

Jakub Flasz 4/25/20 Jakub Flasz 4/25/20

Summer Knight

Summer Knight is seemingly a quintessential coming-of-age story that is steeped deeply in romantic nostalgia

Jak Luke Sharp 4/25/20 Jak Luke Sharp 4/25/20

BERLINALE 2020 - Petite fille (Little Girl)

From its first until its last frame, Petite fille (Little Girl) is a captivating albeit soul-destroying feature with a considerable amount of gravitas and weight

Justin Caunan 4/25/20 Justin Caunan 4/25/20

Better Call Saul - S5E7: JMM

Everyone tries to regain control as the fifth season of Better Call Saul continues its hot streak of tragicomic brilliance

Carson Timar 4/24/20 Carson Timar 4/24/20

I LIVE IN FEAR: The Universally Shared Fear and Tension of Atomic Destruction

Carson Timar explores the fear and tension of inevitable war and destruction in the Akira Kurosawa directed and Toshiro Mifune starring I live In Fear

Jak Luke Sharp 4/24/20 Jak Luke Sharp 4/24/20

IFFR 2020 - A Girl Missing

Kôji Fukada's Yokogao (A Girl Missing) is a slow, stoic and strenuously foreboding tale of mental fatigue and media scrutinization

Andy Harrison 4/24/20 Andy Harrison 4/24/20

SXSW 2020 - We Are As Gods

Jason Sussberg and David Alvarado’s documentary We Are As Gods is an impressive and varied biography of writer and controversial environmentalist Stewart Brand

Jak Luke Sharp 4/24/20 Jak Luke Sharp 4/24/20

The Willoughbys

The Willoughbys is undoubtedly a missed opportunity, but it is one that evokes a modest attempt at crafting a film with love and care

Hillary White 4/23/20 Hillary White 4/23/20

BERLINALE 2020 - The Trouble With Being Born

The Trouble with Being Born is both a familiar but challenging watch

Jakub Flasz 4/23/20 Jakub Flasz 4/23/20

DERSU UZALA: Akira Kurosawa's Allegorical Autobiography

Jakub Flasz looks at Akira Kurosawa’s Dersu Uzala and its sentiments that act as the directors’ allegorical autobiography

Alexander Holmes 4/22/20 Alexander Holmes 4/22/20

The Clone Wars - S7E9: Old Friends Not Forgotten

Perfectly paced action, emotional character interactions and a cinematic palette to boot, it is the quintessential Clone Wars episode

Alexander Holmes 4/22/20 Alexander Holmes 4/22/20

THE BAD SLEEP WELL: The cinematic impact and influence on the Movie Brat Pack of the 1970s

Alexander Holmes takes a look at the cinematic impact and influence of Akira Kurosawa’s The Bad Sleep Well on 1970s auteurs George Lucas, Martin Scorsese, Brian De Palma and Francis Ford Coppola

Guest User 4/21/20 Guest User 4/21/20

Devs

Devs is a brilliantly inventive miniseries that should make one excited about Alex Garland’s future forays into the long-form content world

Jakub Flasz 4/21/20 Jakub Flasz 4/21/20

Zeitgeist of the Decade: Black Films Matter

Jakub Flasz continues his Zeitgeist of the Decade series with a look at the themes, impact and legacy of Black Cinema, why it has often been forgotten and why it matters