Amartya Bhattacharyya, the writer, director, cinematographer, and editor (as well as the dubber for several of the characters and all
Neely Swanson
August 24, 2022
Amartya Bhattacharyya, the writer, director, cinematographer, and editor (as well as the dubber for several of the characters and all
Xavier Giannoli’s truly sumptuous adaptation of Honoré de Balzac’s novel Lost Illusions is prescient, modern, and yet thoroughly grounded in
“Spin Me Round,” directed by Jeff Baena and written by Baena and Alison Brie, twirls around quickly, at times breathlessly,
“The Territory,” a documentary directed by Alex Pritz, is not just an inside glimpse of the ongoing fight in Brazil
“Learn to Swim,” Tyrone Tommy’s debut feature, was a well-intentioned effort at setting an existential drama in the jazz world,
To call “Lie Hard” awful would be an insult to all those bad, mediocre movies that come out every year
“Make Love Not Kids,” the latest offering on MHz Choice, is a slight but entertaining limited series populated with interesting
“This Fool” is a new series centered in South Central Los Angeles and inspired by the life and times of
“Basquiat, Africa at Heart,” a documentary created by Cyril Bérard, dissects Jean-Michel Basquiat’s influential trip to Africa. Basquiat catapulted to
As “Resurrection,” written and directed by Andrew Semans, opens, one is immediately struck by Rebecca Hall as Margaret, the focus
In Yûjirô Harumoto’s second feature as both writer and director he finds the delicate balance between the complex and the
It is a true joy to discover that a beloved film from the past not only holds up but surpasses
The too fabulous for words Billy Porter makes an expert directorial debut with “Anything’s Possible,” wonderfully written by Ximena Garcia
Mounia Akl’s impressive debut feature, “Costa Brava, Lebanon,” ultimately tries too hard, in her own way, to be all things
“How to Please a Woman,” the amusing feature writing and directing debut of Renée Webster, a seasoned television director, is
In Nana Mensah’s feature writing and directing debut, she attempts to be all things to all people, including herself as
