Carson Timar 6/24/21 Carson Timar 6/24/21

ClapperCast - Episode 57: Luca, Inside & In the Heights

On this week of ClapperCast, the team reviews a big week of new releases including Luca, Inside, In the Heights & Wish Dragon!

Carson Timar 6/22/21 Carson Timar 6/22/21

FIRST REFORMED: How Love Can Comfort in a Dying World

In his latest essay, Carson Timar discusses First Reformed as a powerful exploration of love as a coping mechanism

Carson Timar 6/20/21 Carson Timar 6/20/21

Ponyo, The Conjuring & The Fast and the Furious - Classic ClapperCast June 2021

For the June 2021 edition of Classic ClapperCast the team reviews Ponyo, The Conjuring, and The Fast and the Furious to preview the release of Luca, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, and F9!

Ewan Gleadow 6/20/21 Ewan Gleadow 6/20/21

Infinite

Infinite has moments of mind-bending, reality-breaking action, but the point is lost under a thick layer of unintelligible direction

Ewan Gleadow 6/19/21 Ewan Gleadow 6/19/21

The Misfits

Turgid times with this ill-suited crew makes for a banal experience

Jakub Flasz 6/18/21 Jakub Flasz 6/18/21

Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway

A fun little romp that, while forgettable, is endearing and entertaining enough to justify its existence

Jakub Flasz 6/18/21 Jakub Flasz 6/18/21

The Uncut Gems Podcast - Episode 21: The Cannonball Run

In this episode of The Uncut Gems Podcast we race across America and discuss The Cannonball Run

Nabeel Zaman 6/17/21 Nabeel Zaman 6/17/21

Tribeca 2021: The Justice of Bunny King

A story with not a lot of surprising elements, but it shines mainly due to its outstanding performances

Alexander Holmes 6/16/21 Alexander Holmes 6/16/21

A Quiet Place Part II

Moves with determination and precision, not wasting a moment, and it all culminates in a third-act finale of virtuosic proportions

Ewan Gleadow 6/16/21 Ewan Gleadow 6/16/21

Those Who Wish Me Dead

An acceptable feature, but it does not utilise the merits Sheridan presented in his earlier work

Nabeel Zaman 6/16/21 Nabeel Zaman 6/16/21

Tribeca 2021: We Need to Do Something

A plethora of horrors, surprises and a whole lot of gore

Nicolò Grasso 6/16/21 Nicolò Grasso 6/16/21

MAGICK LANTERN CYCLE: Kenneth Anger’s Queer Esoteric Saga

Marking this year’s Pride Month, Nicolo Grasso brings attention to Kenneth Anger and his truly marginalized cinema

Ewan Gleadow 6/15/21 Ewan Gleadow 6/15/21

The Dry

The Dry feels like a fresh breath of air

Carson Timar 6/15/21 Carson Timar 6/15/21

The Unspoken Desire of CALL ME BY YOUR NAME

To mark this year’s Pride Month, Carson Timar looks at the fundamental questions permeating Call Me by Your Name

Carson Timar 6/15/21 Carson Timar 6/15/21

ClapperCast - Episode 56: Our Favorite Films

On this week of ClapperCast, the team recommends and discusses some of their favorite films including Isle of Dogs, Pain and Glory, & Cinema Paradiso!

Ewan Gleadow 6/15/21 Ewan Gleadow 6/15/21

IFFR 2021 - Persona Non Grata

Leaves much to be desired when most of its confrontations boil down to swears, surges of emotion and bouts of shouting

Nabeel Zaman 6/14/21 Nabeel Zaman 6/14/21

Tribeca 2021: 7 Days

7 Days, much like many other romantic comedies, has its share of cheesy moments and jokes that won’t land with everyone but it is an entertaining watch nonetheless

Nabeel Zaman 6/14/21 Nabeel Zaman 6/14/21

Tribeca 2021: See For Me

See for Me ultimately proves to be an extremely entertaining and well-made thriller that is as fascinating as it is chilling.

Ewan Gleadow 6/13/21 Ewan Gleadow 6/13/21

IFFR 2021 - My Name is Francesco Totti

Totti displays the confidence needed to lead his own documentary

Jakub Flasz 6/13/21 Jakub Flasz 6/13/21

The Underground Railroad: 10 - Mabel

Thus, The Underground Railroad comes full circle and delivers its final message, which has been lying dormant in between the frames and carefully dosed all throughout this magnificent series.