Review: The Jacket

A great many supernatural things happen in The Jacket, though they ultimately make little sense and amount to even less.

Review: Bambi

It’s no surprise that the film’s only enduring legacy hinges on the psychological destruction of, as Madonna put it, “where life begins.”

Review: Winter Light

Bergman’s film is one of cinema’s great comedies, consistently producing the kind of hard, hearty laughter that nourishes the soul.

Review: Twentieth Century

The central conceit, that theater is the house of true art and film the way station of the illiterate, might’ve come off as self-important on stage.

Review: Schizo

The film is a stark and stylistic hybrid of the Dardennes’ formal austerity and Terrence Malick’s lyricism.

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