Much a cloning experiment about nothing much. “My Zoe” is the 7th film the wonderful Julie Delpy has directed (other films include “2 Days in Paris” and 2 Days in New York”), […]
My Zoe
The Father
Anthony Hopkins delivers another exceptional performance as a man losing his mind. “The Father,” starring Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman, is a much more powerful dramatization of the affects of dementia than […]
Silk Road
“The Social Network” it’s not, but bold and interesting it is. I’ve never even heard of the Silk Road dark web site before, but when the movie “Silk Road” came to mind, […]
The World To Come
A lesbian romance is expressed through life and poetry. “Take “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” and “Ammonite,” and you’re able to see the passion inside these lesbian dramas. They may have […]
Music
This is definitely Sia’s terrible combo of autism and music. Sia’s film directorial debut “Music” is so tone-deaf and obnoxious, it’s impossible to comprehend why it would combine a story about autism […]
Land
Robin Wright takes the emotional journey into the wild. Robin Wright makes her directorial debut of “Land,” in which she casts herself as a middle-aged woman, who decides to live the remainder […]
The Mauritanian
The case of a 9/11 suspect keeps you involved through its ups and downs. “The Mauritanian” is based on the true memoir about a Mauritanian named Mohamedou Ould Salahi, who is captured […]
French Exit
Michelle Pfeiffer is a hit, but the movie is a miss. Lucas Hedges has earned himself an honorable name as one of Hollywood’s rising new stars. He has appeared in a few […]
Minari
The grass is always greener when we meet insightful characters. “Minari” is a passionate film about a family of South Korean immigrants finding their own American Dream. Writer/director Lee Isaac Chung based […]
Son of the South
This true Civil Rights story isn’t presented as profoundly as it should have been. “Son of the South” is a Civil Rights biopic that has good intentions, but never seems to fully […]
