Full Phil Review: Kristen Stewart and Woody Harrelson Clash in an Absurdist Nightmare of Consumption
The foundational design of Full Phil places a family rupture inside the antiseptic hush of luxury. Philip Doom, a wealthy...
Read moreDetailsThe foundational design of Full Phil places a family rupture inside the antiseptic hush of luxury. Philip Doom, a wealthy...
Read moreDetailsThe open desert of the American Southwest has often acted as cinema’s favored stage for self-invention; in I’ll Be Gone...
Read moreDetailsPierre Le Gall makes his feature directorial debut with Flesh and Fuel, an intimate romance placed inside the hard, mobile...
Read moreDetailsDirector Guillaume Canet begins Karma in the hush of a northern Spanish village, where domestic warmth carries the faint glow...
Read moreDetailsCinema has difficulty preserving the exact grain of a childhood obsession rooted in a specific place and time, and Propeller...
Read moreDetailsThe human back, seen from a punishing closeness, becomes a map of tiny ruptures, raised textures, and silent evidence. Julien...
Read moreDetailsCinema often casts the domestic servant as a spectral remnant, a figure left wandering through nineteenth-century rooms and costume-drama memory....
Read moreDetailsIn 1992, Chile shipped a 60-ton chunk of Antarctic ice to the Universal Exposition in Seville. The gesture was meant...
Read moreDetailsKris, an ascending filmmaker played by Hannah Einbinder, accepts a high-stakes assignment: bring a dormant horror franchise back to life....
Read moreDetailsPhuong Mai Nguyen transforms AJ Dungo’s graphic memoir into cinema with a strong awareness of the hand-drawn page, preserving the...
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