The Student – Review
Matt Lind unpacks the latest venture from Russian filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov, which provides a provocative treatment of mental health, sexuality, and belief.
Month: November 2016
Ben-Hur – Review
Imperfect but resonant, the latest entry in a long line of Ben-Hur film adaptations wears its spectacle on its sleeve.
David Brent: Life on the Road – Review
Ricky Gervais’ obnoxious bumbling alter ego is back, and it’s just as awkward as ever.
Nerve – Review
Though flashy and fleeting on the surface, Nerve strives for deeper resonance in the age of superficiality.
Sausage Party – Review
Welcome to the Sausage Party! You’ll never see the popcorn in the same way…
XOXO – Review
Good music and stunning visuals can’t drive a story by themselves, but they can sure try.
Embrace – Review
Taryn Brumfitt’s documentary about body image is a timely expose, but one that struggles to reconcile its feelgood depiction of life with the darker reality it alludes to.