You Can See Everything is really a documentary that needs to be seen in order to be believed! Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim deliver one of the most deeply engrossing,…
Read on Letterboxd ↗ Fjord continues to be my favorite film of the year after a rewatch at the New York Film Festival. Cristian Mungiu and the entire team deserve all the flowers!
Read on Letterboxd ↗ Fatherland, Paweł Pawlikowski’s third film in his post-war trilogy, tackles the German ideological crisis following World War II, with a focus on Thomas Mann. The themes of the film are…
Read on Letterboxd ↗ Clarissa, directed by Arie and Chuko Esiri, is a reimagined take on Mrs. Dalloway taking place in Lagos, Nigeria. This film features many timelines, and the editing flows very seamlessly,…
Read on Letterboxd ↗ Club Kid is everything you want from a film. A film that will make you laugh but also tug at your heartstrings. This directorial debut from director, writer, and actor…
Read on Letterboxd ↗ NAZA is easily one of the most important documentaries out there right now. Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor speak directly to 24 Israeli soldiers and intelligence officers and break down…
Read on Letterboxd ↗ Ryusuke Hamaguchi continues to demonstrate why he is one of the best directors working today with his latest film, All of a Sudden! There is something about the way that…
Read on Letterboxd ↗ Bi Gan is truly a one of a kind director! The way he portrays dreams, memories, and the power of cinema is unbelievable! Long Day’s Journey Into Night isn’t as…
Read on Letterboxd ↗ Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is nothing but a singular vision from writer and director Jane Schoenbrun. A film that dives deep into the deconstruction of the slasher…
Read on Letterboxd ↗ Still features some MCU shenanigans, but I have to appreciate that we finally got a mature, grounded Spider-Man movie!
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