“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
The Japanese family drama "After the Storm" (screening at the 43rd Seattle International Film Festival starting May 19) is a subtle meditation that ponders the fleeting nature of life and the bonds of family.
This odd mix of drama, romance and comedy elegantly comes together for a heady and surreal work of cinema.
This pensive drama is a strong showcase for its lead actor, who gives a soulful and understated performance worthy of acclaim.
A time-bending science fiction flick that is a smart, entertaining and lean adventure from start to finish.
A chat with the filmmakers behind the smart indie science fiction flick.
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What can only be described as a rogue Lifetime channel screenplay that was accidentally released in theaters, this slog is borderline unwatchable.
"Even his failures are spectacular," the late Roger Ebert wrote of filmmaker Werner Herzog. And his latest film is more of a grand failure and than the sweeping drama it aspires to be.
In the race for best film of 2016, every other film this year is competing for second place. "La La Land" is a pure magical delight that entertains on every cinematic level.
This political-thriller is the thematic antithesis to “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.” Jessica Chastain’s morally flexible lobbyist is a perfectly guide in this riveting and timely takedown of modern D.C. politics.
