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  May 28, 2019

  ‘Beau Travail’ Review: A Celebration of Claire Denis’s Magnificent Work

  Jaime Rebanal

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  May 13, 2019

  Booksmart Review: Emotionally Honest and Wholly Funny Debut Sets Forth Olivia Wilde as a Filmmaker to Look Out For

  Jaime Rebanal

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  April 23, 2019

  ‘Police Story’ Review: A Perfect Blend of Death-Defying Action and Slapstick Comedy

  Jaime Rebanal

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  April 13, 2019

  ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ Review: The Glamour of Embracing True Self in a Wicked Little Town

  Jaime Rebanal

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  April 4, 2019

  Metal as an Extension of Human Flesh in David Cronenberg’s ‘Crash’

  Jaime Rebanal

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  April 1, 2019

  A Fear of Skin and Desire in Claire Denis’s Trouble Every Day

  Jaime Rebanal

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  March 19, 2019

  Mikey and Nicky Review: Elaine May Breaks Down Masculinity to its Core

  Jaime Rebanal

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  March 10, 2019

  The Mother and Daughter Dynamics by Way of Ingmar Bergman’s Autumn Sonata: A Review

  Jaime Rebanal

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  February 12, 2019

  The Matrix Review: How the Wachowskis’ 1999 Science Fiction Film Continues to Inspire Generations to Come

  Jaime Rebanal

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  January 29, 2019

  David Fincher’s Gone Girl, and Gillian Flynn’s Understanding of Female Psychopathy: A Review

  Jaime Rebanal