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  January 1, 2019

  The Conformist Review: An Ever-So Damning Portrait of a Descent from Humanity

  Jaime Rebanal

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  December 25, 2018

  Shoplifters Review: A Heart-Wrenching, Beautiful, Morally Complex Tale of a Family’s Togetherness Amidst Poverty

  Jaime Rebanal

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  December 18, 2018

  Experiencing the Greater Hunger in Lee Chang-dong’s Burning: Review

  Jaime Rebanal

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  December 7, 2018

  Yorgos Lanthimos’s The Favourite is His Funniest, Most Beautiful, and Most Tragic Effort Yet: Review

  Jaime Rebanal

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  November 25, 2018

  Finding Peace Through Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life: A Review

  Jaime Rebanal

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  November 17, 2018

  12 Years a Slave, a Harrowing Confrontation of America’s Past Mistakes and One of Humanity’s Greatest Tragedies: Review

  Jaime Rebanal

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  November 15, 2018

  TV Review: Homecoming is a Powerful, Paranoid Demonstration of Everything That Makes TV Great

  Chuck Winters

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  November 12, 2018

  Shame is One of the Most Difficult Addiction Dramas Ever Made: Review

  Jaime Rebanal

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  November 11, 2018

  Steve McQueen’s Hunger is One of the Most Impressive Debut Films of the 2000’s: Review

  Jaime Rebanal

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  November 10, 2018

  Ingmar Bergman’s Persona is One of the Most Vital Pieces of Cinema Ever Created: Review

  Jaime Rebanal