9 months ago
The Irishman at LFF: Scorsese’s epic gangster chronicle
Cinema’s greatest heroes have finally assembled, but if you’re thinking about the latest Marvel flick, I’m afraid this review is…
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9 months ago
The Irishman at LFF: disappointing, if competent, straight-to-DVD mediocrity
Given the comments Martin Scorsese has recently made about a certain cinematic universe, it’s rather ironic that his latest film…
9 months ago
Le Mans ’66 at LFF: a lesson in artistic vision and integrity
James Mangold’s Le Mans ’66 is not a ‘car film’, but the story of two men who loved driving and…
9 months ago
The Two Popes at LFF: full of energy, care and love
I remember quite vividly when Pope Benedict XVI resigned from his post and Pope Francis was elected. At the time,…
9 months ago
The Last Black Man in San Francisco: a tale of time, memory, and nostalgia
The Last Black Man in San Francisco (2019) both succeeds and fails in its tale of time, memory, nostalgia, and…
9 months ago
The Report at LFF: optimistic and refreshing
The Report, written and directed by Scott Z Burns, is the latest movie to revisit a dark chapter in American…