Birth presents us a patently silly premise with clear eyes:
Birth (2004)
Birth presents us a patently silly premise with clear eyes:
Jeymes Samuel had a roundabout path to making films.
Sexy Beast pulls the artful trick of telling the viewer it’s about one thing and then abruptly, hilariously, poetically becoming something different.
Every year we get one or two or more biopics, increasingly relegated to streaming, that are shamelessly engineered and promoted to get acting Oscar nominations.
Dream Scenario became one of the “weird movie” sensations of 2023, and it’s not really hard to see why.
It would be reductive to say that The Holdovers works because Alexander Payne once again cast Paul Giamatti, the perfect vessel of his writing in Sideways.
The narrative structure of Downsizing is baffling.
Anatomy of a Fall’s script offers a rich landscape of ideas intelligently explored.
Something that sets Gangs of London apart as a TV production is the pedigree of the directors brought in to work on it.
Killers of the Flower Moon is a Martin Scorsese film.