–Table 19 is a mess of cliches, while A United Kingdom manages to highlight two great actors.
Continue reading “Indie Double Feature: “Table 19” and “A United Kingdom””
-Scorsese’s back with more unappreciated greatness and the indie dramedy hit of awards season arrives.
Continue reading “Indie Double Feature: “Silence” and “20th Century Women””
-A sunny musical from wiz-kid Damien Chazelle and an awards-worthy look from Jessica Chastain.
Continue reading “Indie Double Feature: “La La Land” and “Miss Sloane””
-A really interesting Radcliffe-led indie, a fun dose of energetic debating, and Nic Cage.
Continue reading “Rental Revisit: “Imperium,” “Indignation,” (and “Army of One”)”
-A wonderfully restrained and tasteful piece of history and the return of director Warren Beatty. Continue reading “Indie Double Feature: “Loving” and “Rules Don’t Apply””
-A comedic, wondrously exaggerated look at the struggle of being a teen, and a gorgeous film about finding a place in the world against all odds.
Continue reading “Indie Double Feature: “The Edge of Seventeen” and “Moonlight””
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