More an art installation than a film, Israeli writer/director Nadav Lapid has given us his rage in freeform. Autobiographical, Lapid
Neely Swanson
April 1, 2022
More an art installation than a film, Israeli writer/director Nadav Lapid has given us his rage in freeform. Autobiographical, Lapid
Based on an idea by Carice van Houten, Halina Reijn, and Frank Ketelaar, “Red Light” explores the seamy side of
I’m not fond of re-enactments; I don’t like cheesy music meant to underscore “big” moments; and I really hate overdone,
“Nitram” is an Australian film directed by Justin Kurzel that attempts to make sense of, or at the very least
“Royalty Free,” the very ambitious new documentary by Ryan Camarda, bites off more than we can chew. Ostensibly about Kevin
Sometimes you just need to sit back, relax, put your brain on hold, and enjoy yourself. “Deadly Cuts” breaks no
“Vive L’Amour,” the 1994 Venice Film Festival Golden Lion winner directed by Tsai Ming-liang, is a puzzle within a puzzle.
“Life & Beth,” a series starring, created, and primarily written by Amy Schumer, who also directed a few of the
“Fear,” Bulgaria’s submission to the Academy Awards is an almost. It’s almost good; it’s almost thought-provoking; it’s almost award-worthy. What
“Nosferatu,” the 1922 silent classic, has been given a full scale restoration and it’s a beauty. Mastered in HD from
The abuses inflicted on the innocent in the name of religion are seemingly endless. Ireland has its own portal in
Over the past few years there have been a number of films about the onset of Alzheimer’s Disease. Most recently
“Lincoln’s Dilemma,” the extraordinary four-part documentary on AppleTV+, introduces a more well-rounded portrait of the 16th President than I have
The story of Elizabeth Holmes has been told and told well in recent times. First there was Alex Gibney’s outstanding
“Huda’s Salon” is an intense showdown between right and wrong, loyalty and betrayal, innocence and guilt, all of which are
“Servants,” written by Marek Lescak, Rebecca Lenkiewicx, and Ivan Ostrochovsky and directed by Ostrochovsky, is a throwback to the golden
