All posts tagged "Drama"
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THE WHITE TIGER – Review
As we ease into the new year, many might agree that a great way to start the 2021...
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PIECES OF A WOMAN – Review
In just a couple of days, we’ll be raising a glass (considering current events, probably in our homes)...
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WANDER DARKLY – Review
With everyone seemingly in the big December “frenzy” in preparing for the big holiday (the presents, the cards,...
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NOMADLAND – Review
As the temps turn chilly and you’re counting down the days till the year’s last big holiday, most...
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THE ARTIST’S WIFE – SLIFF Review
THE ARTIST’S WIFE screens as part of this year’s St. Louis International Film Festival November 5th – 22nd....
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LET HIM GO – Review
LET HIM GO is a Western set in early ’60s Montana, starring Kevin Costner and Diane Lane in...
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THE ARTIST’S WIFE – Review
Living in the shadow of a famous and talented spouse can be hard, particularly when one has to...
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WAITING FOR THE BARBARIANS – Review
If all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail, the old saying goes, and...
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THE RENTAL (2020) – Review
It looks like whatever crystal ball (maybe more of a big fishbowl) Hollywood was consulting certainly proved it’s...
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FIRST COW – Review
Kelly Reichardt’s FIRST COW offers a tale of friendship and American dreams, set in a hardscrabble frontier outpost...
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MR JONES – Review
In the early ’30s, a young Welsh journalist named Jones uncovers a secret famine in Stalin’s Soviet Union,...
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7500 – Review
7500 is the code that airlines use for a hijacking, and hijacking is the subject of Amazon’s drama/thriller...
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TAPE – Review
TAPE opens with images of the mutilated character Lavinia from Shakespeare’s “Titus Andronicus,” followed by horrific footage of...
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NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES ALWAYS – Review
This weekend sees the release of a new teen film that’s an alternative to many of the fluffy...
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BURDEN – Review
In this strange but true story, Garrett Hedlund plays a young white man is persecuted after leaving the...
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THE WAY BACK (2020) – Review
Maybe that Shakespeare guy was on to something. That line about “All the world’s a stage” in particular....
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THE SONG OF NAMES – Review
People today (well always but more so now) really enjoying having lots of choices, be it food (as...
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WAVES – Review
One might call WAVES a family drama but that fails to capture the emotional tsunami that this outstanding...
