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Smugness of Mystery in ‘Amsterdam’ Saved by Electric Ensemble (Review)

Smugness of Mystery in ‘Amsterdam’ Saved by Electric Ensemble (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Oct 6, 2022

In trying to clear their names of murder, two World War I veterans stumble onto a harrowing discovery in the latest film from David O. Russell. David O. Russell has had consistent success during awards season over the course of the last decade, with Silver Linings...
Ana de Armas is a Devastating Tour de Force in ‘Blonde’ (Review)

Ana de Armas is a Devastating Tour de Force in ‘Blonde’ (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Sep 27, 2022

Ana de Armas portrays one of Hollywood’s greatest icons in Andrew Dominik’s devastating new film about her trials and tribulations in Hollywood. After releasing The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford in 2007 and Killing Them Softly in...
Mia Goth’s Star Shines in Unsettling but Predictable ‘Pearl’ (Review)

Mia Goth’s Star Shines in Unsettling but Predictable ‘Pearl’ (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Sep 16, 2022

A deranged star aims to be born by any means necessary amongst paranoia and solitude in the second film of Ti West’s ‘X’ trilogy.  After almost six years away from feature filmmaking, writer/director Ti West returned to the horror genre this year...
Defy Film Festival 2022: ‘Attendant’ is a Minimalist but Powerful Meditation About Finding Self-Love (Review)

Defy Film Festival 2022: ‘Attendant’ is a Minimalist but Powerful Meditation About Finding Self-Love (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Aug 24, 2022

Audiences are in for a flight attendant’s psychological headtrip that’s unlike any other in this debut feature from New York-based filmmakers Rome Petersson and Alice Millar. The Defy Film Festival is a yearly boutique film festival in Nashville, Tennessee...
‘Inu-Oh’ is a Gorgeously Animated Journey about Music’s Spiritual Power (Review)

‘Inu-Oh’ is a Gorgeously Animated Journey about Music’s Spiritual Power (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Aug 12, 2022

Masaaki Yuasa takes viewers on a spiritual and musical odyssey in the days of feudal Japan with his latest surreal anime. From the psychedelic headtrip that is Mind Game and the surreal night out had by Otome in The Night Is Short, Walk On Girl to the anime series...
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