Martin Scorsese works with Netflix to release an audacious project unlike anything else he has directed prior.
‘The Irishman’ Review: Martin Scorsese Revisits and Reinvents Familiar Themes in Epic Crime Saga to Wondrous Results
Category: Reviews
‘News from Home’ Review: Finding Solace in the Alienation from Your So-Called Home
By combining footage of 1970's New York City with letters from Chantal Akerman's mother, the result is a beautiful portrait of alienation.
‘Honey Boy’ TIFF Review: An Unflinching, Heart-Wrenching Self-Portrait Unlike Any Other
Alma Har'el makes her directorial debut by bringing forth a portrait of Shia LaBeouf's youth unlike any other.
‘Saint Maud’ TIFF Review: A Paranoid, Horrifying Tale of Devotion from a Brilliant New Voice
Morfydd Clark headlines this horrifying tale of the perception of devotion.
‘Children of Men’ Review: Searching for Hope in the Darkest of Times
Alfonso Cuarón's 2006 science fiction epic calls for hope in the future of mankind.
‘Marriage Story’ TIFF Review: Noah Baumbach at His Most Devastating, Complex, and Thoughtful
Noah Baumbach's ironically titled film is among his finest works to date.
‘First Love’ TIFF Review: Takashi Miike’s Touch Still Remains Intact Over 100 Films in His Career
Takashi Miike still entertains, even if in a milder form.
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