The luckless souls inhabiting Polish director Agnieszka Hollandâs âGreen Borderâ have minor light in
Today: July 1, 2024
Critique
Lily Gladstone delivers the functionality wattage, and an Oklahoma of reservation existence and white
Critique: In sun-dappled ‘Summer Solstice,’ aged frictions re-emerge, as does a belated independence
The characteristic debut of Noah Schamus bears a lightness of contact and self-confident performances
Sam (Rachel Sennott) is frustrated. Dissociative and disconnected, she spends her days bed-rotting, microwaving
The nature of identity â vital concerns of âWho am I?â and âWhy am
The South Korean director Hong Sang-soo performs rapidly and modestly, but the domestic scenes
âEvil Does Not Existâ is quite the title to ponder as RyĂ»suke Hamaguchiâs excellent
âI Observed the Tv Glowâ is a claustrophobic mood piece that taps into the
Critique: Ralph Fiennes, an more mature Macbeth, builds sympathy for a killer with soulful weariness
âMacbethâ is littered with casualties â and not only on the fictional battlefield. The
The French monks who invented tennis 9 hundreds of years back must be blushing
