H Is for Hawk Review: Claire Foy’s Towering Performance
A large spider is gently scooped up and carried outside, an act of quiet reverence for the natural world. Moments...
Read moreDetailsA large spider is gently scooped up and carried outside, an act of quiet reverence for the natural world. Moments...
Read moreDetailsThe film opens on a Texas golf course, where a young man’s future seems to hang on the arc of...
Read moreDetailsMargaret Simon stands in her new suburban bedroom, arms crossed, staring at the training bra her mother has just laid...
Read moreDetailsThe meal is, once again, barely edible. This small, domestic failure is one of the few constants in the life...
Read moreDetails“We have our laws and punishments, the streets have theirs.” The words spoken by Tribal Officer Teddy Sharpe hang in...
Read moreDetailsThe story begins with a familiar incantation: “Once upon a time.” These words from director Clement Virgo do not promise...
Read moreDetailsA server in the town bar, walls lined with hundreds of shotguns, recommends the pie with a beaming smile. When...
Read moreDetailsA child’s dream of becoming an archaeologist dies with a fatalistic speech about adulthood. This is one of the first...
Read moreDetailsIncense drifts across the nave as Monsignor Jefferson Wicks strides from the pulpit into a side closet; half a minute...
Read moreDetailsA young man cowers in gasoline-soaked clothing, flames licking at the edges of the frame. This opening nightmare of David...
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