Tribeca Review: Employee of the Month It goes without saying, but sexism sucks. It shouldn’t be controversial to say that a woman should make as much money as a ... By Jesse LabJune 12, 20220 7.1 Movies
News The Cannes film festival is basically dead this year Just last week, officials for the Cannes International Film Festival made an announcement that its event would either happen in person or not ... By Peter GlagowskiApril 14, 20200
Reviews Tribeca Review: The Elephant and the Butterfly A fun fact about myself that I both love and hate is that I am French. I love the culture, I love the ... By Jesse LabFebruary 20, 20200
Reviews Review: My Life as a Zucchini There’s this pervasive idea that children are resilient, that they’re able to cope well even in dire circumstances. In stories about forlorn kids, ... By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200
Reviews Review: Raw While playing at film festivals last year, the hype over Raw was insane. Writer/director Julia Ducournau’s coming-of-age horror/cannibal drama purportedly caused audience members ... By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200
Reconsider The Lobster: A Second Take on Yorgos Lanthimos’ Latest Film By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200 Features
Reviews Review: The Lobster I still haven’t gotten around to seeing Yorgos Lanthimos’ Dogtooth, though I intend to. The blackly surreal 2009 film was nominated for a Best ... By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200
Reviews Review: Reality I imagine that the script for Reality is caustic. That it antagonizes the reader and makes for something that is even less comprehensible on ... By Alec Kubas-MeyerFebruary 20, 20200
Reviews Review: Two Days, One Night Sometimes you watch a movie and you immediately know how you’re going to feel about it. There’s something about the atmosphere that it ... By Alec Kubas-MeyerFebruary 20, 20200
Reviews Review: What’s in a Name? It’s a stereotype that the French are more cultured than Americans, but obviously that’s a hard claim to either prove or disprove. There ... By Alec Kubas-MeyerFebruary 20, 20200
NYFF Review: Le Week-End It’s impossible to not compare Le Week-End to the films in Richard Linklater’s Before Trilogy. With the setting of Before Sunset and the ... By Alec Kubas-MeyerFebruary 20, 20200 Reviews
Flix for Short: Long Live The Kings Long Live The Kings is a short, lyrical documentary about motorcycles and the open road. Shot entirely on film in the French Pyrénnées, ... By Liz RuggFebruary 20, 20200