Julian Schnabel's take on the tormented artist finds beauty in a lack of flow.
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The Fragmented Beauty of At Eternity’s Gate: A Review
Tag: biography
Colette Review: A Biopic About Sexual Freedom With One of Keira Knightley’s Best Performances
Keira Knightley's portrayal of the renowned French writer is a stunner.
Bohemian Rhapsody is Insultingly Formulaic and a Vaguely Homophobic Portrait of a Queer Icon: A Review
This biopic about Queen never feels like the tribute that its subject deserved, and rather a film that demonizes for the sake of appeasing wider audiences.
Adam McKay’s Vice, or How My Hatred For Dick Cheney Only Grows Stronger: A Review
McKay's portrait of the infamous American Vice President is not one that goes without a seething hatred for what's come forward.
Vita & Virginia is Beautiful, But Disappointingly Surface Level: TIFF Review
Elizabeth Debicki's portrayal of the famed author is one worthy of noting, but the film surrounding it could have been something more.
12 Years a Slave, a Harrowing Confrontation of America’s Past Mistakes and One of Humanity’s Greatest Tragedies: Review
Steve McQueen's unflinching third film never holds back upon one of humanity's greatest tragedies through the eyes of one who lived through the very worst.
Neil Armstrong Biopic First Man is One Giant Leap for Damien Chazelle and Ryan Gosling: TIFF Review
Damien Chazelle's biopic about the late astronaut never holds back in awe.
