Category: Movie Reviews

Elegiac in tone, melancholic in style, and documentarian in spirit, Simpson thoughtfully captures the micro preoccupations of the film’s characters.

“Unicorns” is about the gift of a connection that healthily destabilizes your perceptions about yourself and the world.

“Drowning Dry” holds you at arms’ length, but I found it more moving—and unsettling—because of that.

A reminder of Kurosawa’s remarkable skill with pacing and plotting.

The movie is eventually indeed the tragedy of a ridiculous man.

“Guns Up” is one of those films that is so baffling that even as you are watching it, you can hardly believe that it exists.

Thrives off the depth of an excellent ensemble and their ability to overcome convoluted plotting.

History may have given the first film a reputation as dumb fun, but this one’s just dumb.

There is plenty to satisfy the long-time fans.

A sobering look at the way the political landscape has shifted in Brazil.