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‘All That’s Left of You’ Film Review

In the history of cinema, the Anglo-Saxon perspective has been the most prominent in mainstream filmmaking. As society seems to include and understand diverse ethnicities, different ethnicities may develop their own viewpoints of reality. Unfortunately, the Palestinian history told by its people took plenty of time to get an opportunity, …

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‘Only Good Things’ Film Review – The Western Traditions in the Brazilian Countryside

The Brazilian director Daniel Nolasco has been creating a trademark for himself as a filmmaker. Drawing inspiration from his personal interests and his academic path, his films approach the stories of the LGBTQIA community in a conservative state. In his debut feature, Vento Seco (Dry Wind), he approaches the monotonous …

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‘The RajaSaab’ Movie Review: All Shock, No Awe

A mishmash of moods held together by preposterous musical numbers is part of the appeal of most Indian cinema, but Telugu-language The RajaSaab holds together worse than most. There are three movies inside The RajaSaab struggling to get out: a haunted-house horror thriller, a paean to the grandmothers who raised …

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Interview: Ariana Grande chats Being a Musical Purist and ‘Wicked: For Good’

Although multiple actors attempted to land the role, Ariana Grande got one of the most coveted roles in Hollywood: Galinda/Glinda in Wicked. Eternalized on Broadway by Kristin Chenoweth, the actor got a Tony Award nomination for Outstanding Actress in a Musical, but most importantly, she is the version that the …

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‘Dreams’ Movie Review: Jessica Chastain and Isaac Hernández’s Ballet Drama

This examination of privilege in the modern American moment tries to have its cake and eat it, and while there’s nothing necessarily wrong with that, the badly-titled Dreams botches the recipe. Considering that ballet is at the center of this movie and director Michel Franco (and his cinematographer Yves Cape) …

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‘Wicked: For Good’ Review: Film Questions Perceptions, Destiny and Female Agency

After one year of waiting with bated breath to view the powerhouses of Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo respectively reprising their roles as Glinda and Elphaba on the big screen, it almost seemed unbearable for fans and converted audiences alike. Audiences need not have feared as the Wicked: For Good immersed …

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‘Wicked: For Good’ Movie Review – A Disappointing Conclusion to an Epic Saga

In November 2024, the film version of the 2003 Broadway musical Wicked finally hit theaters. The Broadway musical from Stephen Schwartz and Winnie Holzman is an adaptation of the book of the same title by Gregory Maguire. The film by Jon M. Chu (Crazy Rich Asians & In the Heights) …

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‘Blue Moon’ Film Review – Richard Linklater’s Latest is Worth Watching More Than Once

This could have been a play and may well get a second life as a play, because its single set, very talky script and clever staging keep us in the room for the 100-minute runtime. It is heavily inspired by real events but also plays fast and loose as required …

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‘Pillion’ Film Review: A Tender, Awkward, BDSM Love Story

A pillion is a seat for a passenger behind a motorcyclist. This simple, not-overly-familiar word captures the whole experience of Colin (Harry Melling) in Harry Lighton’s feature directorial debut adapted from the 2020 novel Box Hill by Adam Mars-Jones. In Pillion, Colin is shy, still living at home with his …

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