Learning to Say Goodbye in ‘The Farewell’
It is truly hard to say goodbye, especially when you know the end is not some far-off point along the …
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Jesse Eisenberg Goes Dark in ‘The Art of Self-Defense’
Jesse Eisenberg has learned the rules of acting, both in the independent world and within the Hollywood studio system, and …
Tom Holland Swings to Great Responsibility in ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’
‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ is Tom Holland’s second solo outing since the web-slinger officially joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and …
Fox19: ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’
How’s the MCU after ‘Avengers: Endgame?’ In good hands.
Evolution and Adaptation in ‘Toy Story 4’
“Toy Story 4” presents a unique and meaningful story of family and legacy. It asks, “Can toys live on without …
‘The Souvenir’ is Emotional Ephemera
Joanna Hogg’s semi-autobiographical ‘The Souvenir’ is a fragile thing The early festival coverage of Joanna Hogg’s semi-autobiographical new release The …
‘Booksmart’ Is a Rich Coming-of-Age Comedy
Booksmart grants us the pleasure of riding shotgun with two young women, Molly and Amy, who after having spent their entire …
In the Age of Streaming, Film Festivals Are the Last Crack in the Distribution Window
Film critic tt stern-enzi reflects on his 10-day stay at the Tribeca Film Festival Film festivals are big business. Several …
‘Stockholm’ Doesn’t Hold Audiences Hostage
Ever wondered where the term “Stockholm Syndrome” comes from? Robert Budreau’s newest flick takes us to the event that coined …
‘High Life’ Plunges into Surreal Melancholic Depths
‘High Life’ is yet another stellar addition to Robert Pattinson’s filmography How long will it take for audiences to accept …
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