Category: Movie Reviews

Noam and his family want to tell their story apart from any exploration of the issues that led to the attack or the continuing assaults on Gaza.

Its minor sins are easy to forgive for such a bold, idiosyncratic anti-Western as this, the kind we don’t often get.

This is not so much a film you watch as one you wake up from, shivering. 

The interplay between filmmaker and subject takes center stage here.

“Bone Lake” is still a fair bit of fun, rife with enough unexpected twists and weird tropes referencing other horror movies.

A misfire of a heist movie, featuring Mark Wahlberg in one of his dullest performances.

Ronan Day-Lewis’s feature debut “Anemone” is an ambitious and expressionistic family drama about brothers and fathers, but its obtuse nature leaves the audience feeling estranged.

Sometimes, we should be made uncomfortable. And that is, in the end, what “After the Hunt” attempts and mostly succeeds in.

It’s bound to stimulate conversation, and probably some arguments as well.

Imagine a cross between “Taken” and “Fargo” and you’ll get an idea of the chilly thrills “Dead of Winter” has to offer.  An extremely game Emma Thompson functions as both a Liam Neeson and a Frances McDormand figure here: She’s got a particular set of skills, but she dishes them out with a healthy helping […]