‘Sovereign’ Speaks To The Pitfalls of Conspiracy, but Fails To Define It’s Thesis
If the failure of systems ensures people fall prey to unorthodox ideologies that are...
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Alex Garland’s ‘Civil War’ Is Harrowing For What It Shows and Chooses Not To Say
In writer-director Alex Garland’s Civil War, the United States is eating itself into war...
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‘The Little Hours’ is as gut-busting as it is sacrilegious
Let’s get this said right off the bat: The Little Hours is not going to be a movie for everyone....
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‘The Hero’ gives Sam Elliott a late-career opportunity to shine
You don’t have to look very hard to find movies about the aged fighting against their own...
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‘My Life as a Zucchini’ focuses on childhood trauma through a lens of hope
Very few children’s films are explicitly about the experience of being a child, nor are they often...
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‘The Founder’ mistakes being directionless for moral complexity
There is a very, very fine line between moral ambiguity and not being able to pick a perspective....
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