Final Stop: ‘Fruitvale Station’
Final Stop: ‘Fruitvale Station’ ‘Fruitvale Station’ Review
Monthly Archives: July 2013
Onscreen Alternative: Craving Black & White
Onscreen Alternative: Craving Black & White A ‘Fruitvale Station’ Think Piece
Onscreen Alternative: Craving Black & White
A few times each year, certain films challenge me on a deeper, primal level. They rattle the critical cage, issuing …
Final Stop: ‘Fruitvale Station’
POWERFUL DEBUT FEATURE CAPTURES THE COMPLEX HUMANITY OF OSCAR GRANT By T.T. Stern-Enzi Rating: R Grade: A When is a …
The Sad Clown ‘Most Likely’
tt stern-enzi The most enduring and endearing images, for me, from Shari Springer Berman & Robert Pulcini’s Girl Most Likely, …
How ‘Excited’ Should We Be About the New Almodóvar?
How ‘Excited’ Should We Be About the New Almodóvar? A Knotty and Rather ‘Excited’ Review
How ‘Excited’ Should We Be About the New Almodóvar?
With certain directors, every new release takes us back to the first time we experienced their work. We remember the …
‘Conjuring’ Old-Fashioned Scares
‘Conjuring’ Old-Fashioned Scares Reviewing the Elevated Scares of James Wan
‘Conjuring’ Old-Fashioned Scares
DIRECTOR JAMES WAN USES 1970S SUSPENSE TO CREEP US OUT BY T.T. STERN-ENZI Rating: R Grade: A- As a critic, …
Seeking Direction From ‘The Way, Way Back’
Seeking Direction From ‘The Way, Way Back’ A Coming-of-Age Review
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