If it weren’t for The Godfather trilogy, we would still be instinctively thinking of a volatile, hotheaded monster if asked to imagine a crime boss. The Godfather series gave us …
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The Plague The awkwardness of puberty is exacerbated by a cruel social game in The Plague, the feature debut from writer-director Charlie Polinger. Set in 2003, Ben (Everett Blunck), a …
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Just weeks before the start of a high-stakes bargaining cycle with the major Hollywood studios, the Writers Guild of America’s own staff is threatening to go on strike. The Writers …
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Take Me Home Sundance Review: Family Drama Falls in the Ending You will be redirected back to your article in seconds Sundance: Liz Sargent’s debut film is an …
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India’s Panorama Studios has inked a four-film overseas distribution pact with Phars Film that will see the Ahmad Golchin-founded company handle international theatrical releases for a Malayalam-language cinema slate anchored …
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“Chasing Summer,” a rom-com both aware of and deeply indebted to genre convention, feels closer to a reflection of its writer-star Iliza Shlesinger than to director Josephine Decker. It plays …
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Irony is one of those things you kind of know when you see or hear it on screen, but it’s much harder to define and put into layman’s terms. But …
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The History of Concrete, courtesy of Sundance Institute. The History of Concrete, John Wilson’s first feature-length film, is far stranger and more compelling than the title suggests—and a perfect continuation …
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FRIDAY PM: With states of emergencies issued in 15 states, we’re getting word of circuit closures, read all the AMCs in Oklahoma, and several B&B Theaters in the Midwest. This …
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Haru (Rinko Kikuchi, always a delight to see on the big screen) is already prone to fantasy long before the harsh realities of life come calling for her. Consider how …