Revolutions Per Minute Festival Review: “Bethlehem”
By Maor Goihberg In a recent interview with Indiewire, discussing his latest feature Bardo, Alejandro Iñárritu explained that “I… read more
Revolutions Per Minute Festival Review: “Curve the Night Sky”
I used to go out to nature a lot more frequently. A weekend car trip to a national or… read more
Revolutions Per Minute Festival Review: “The Deadman”
The 1980’s was an interesting time in American film history. On the one hand, the New Hollywood has ended, and… read more
Revolutions Per Minute Festival Review: “The Golden Age”
Hollywood is a system. That much is true today, and if in the past Hollywood has certain formulas for genre,… read more
Mountains and Mines at the Pordenone Silent Film Festival
by James Zeller This year’s edition of the Giornate del Cinema muto (Pordenone Silent Film Festival) featured a rare gem:… read more
“Tangerines” (2013) And Why You Should Watch Georgian Films
Zaza Urushadze’s Tangerines By Mariam Apkhazava I come from a very small country on the clasp of Europe and Asia,… read more
“Emily in Paris”: A Preposterous And Privilege-Ridden Take on “The American Girl in Paris”
Emily in Paris (2020-present) By: Merchys Diaz For people like me, who have never been to Paris, France, Netflix’s Emily… read more
“Last Night in Soho” A Horror Miss?
Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho (2022) By Hellora Silva Last Night in Soho had everything going for it: It’s… read more
Justice League Review
By: Maor Goihberg I originally intended to write a review of The Batman, but I realized that there are already… read more
Daniels’ Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022)
Daniels’ Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022) By Bobby Lovett Everything Everywhere All At Once lives up to its name… read more