¡En español! You know how some movies feel like reading a Wikipedia page, even if they’re perfectly okay? Air felt a bit like that to me, as entertaining as it was, and now Call Jane […]
¡En español! You know how some movies feel like reading a Wikipedia page, even if they’re perfectly okay? Air felt a bit like that to me, as entertaining as it was, and now Call Jane […]
A difficult but sensitive reflection on the end of one’s life.
The key to embracing and appreciating the movie is understanding that it is a character study first, a biography second, and then only in a third a distant place a discussion about the American genocide in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
If the film is powerful in its denunciation of this social reality, it is at the cost of the more personal story of its protagonist, who never quite comes into focus as her own person.
I did not expect Asteroid City to be so heartfelt, but it pulls off its dramatic ambitions with originality.
Schrader’s directorial skills remain compelling, but expertly composed shots do little to prop up half of a story.
A literary journey through seasons and ages, dwelling on themes of family, rootlessness, and friendship.
A subtly written, sharply directed, skillfully acted character study.
This compelling character study offers up multiple themes and ideas without necessarily trying to resolve them.
The film’s mission to shine a light on the downtrod is commendable, but it gets too lost inside its own form to properly deliver a message