All posts by Cate Marquis
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THE DUKE – Review
In this delightful, true story-based, quirky comic tale, Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren costar as a bickering couple...
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THE NORTHMAN – Review
For fans of both director Robert Eggers’ previous film, the historically-based thriller THE WITCH and the History channel’s...
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FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE SECRETS OF DUMBLEDORE – Review
The Harry Potter prequel fantasy series continues in FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE SECRETS OF DUMBLEDORE, with shy, magical-creatures zoologist...
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MOTHERING SUNDAY – Review
What looks at first like period drama, a steamy “Downton Abbey,” set in England in the wake of...
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EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE – Review
Michelle Yeoh gives a tour-de-force performance in the wildly creative EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE, as a weary...
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CODA – Review
CODA is writer/director Sian Heder’s charming coming of age comedy/drama about the daughter of a family of scrappy,...
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YOU WON’T BE ALONE – Review
With a story built around witches, the East European-set YOU WON’T BE ALONE certainly starts out like a...
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WRITING WITH FIRE – Review
WRITING WITH FIRE, a nominee for this year’s Best Documentary Oscar, is about India’s only women-run newspaper, a...
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INFINITE STORM – Review
It’s said truth is stranger than fiction, and one strange tale based on true facts inspired INFINITE STORM,...
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THE OUTFIT – Review
The stylish, entertaining, a bit bloody gangster thriller THE OUTFIT is tailor-made for it star, the gifted Mark...
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COMPARTMENT NO. 6 – Review
Two strangers on a train, a young Finnish woman (Seidi Haarla) and a rough Russian miner (Yuriy Borisov),...
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MASTER – Review
A tale of a hanged witch and much more haunt an ancient private university in New England, in...
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THE AUTOMAT – SLJFF Review
Mel Brooks, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Colin Powell, Carl Reiner and Elliot Gould were all fans of the Automat,...
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GREENER PASTURES – SLJFF Review
In the delightfully funny Israeli comedy GREENER PASTURES, a retiree named Dov (Shlomo Bar-Aba) feels like he has...
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THE CONDUCTOR – SLJFF Review
Joyful is a good word for Bernadette Wegenstein’s delightful, inspiring biographical documentary THE CONDUCTOR, about Marin Alsop, the...
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NEIGHBOURS – SLJFF Review
The 2022 St. Louis Jewish Film Festival is virtual again this year, meaning all films can be streamed...
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2022 St Louis Jewish Film Festival is virtual through March 13
The annual St. Louis Jewish Film Festival has returned, again in a virtual format, March 6 -13 but...
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True/False documentary film fest is Mar. 3-6 in Columbia MO
The True/False documentary film festival, March 3-6, is one of the country’s best documentary film festivals, that annually...
