Review: Assisted Living

The narrative is interpolated with talking-heads commentary on mostly unilluminating subjects, making this 77-minute trifle feel hours longer.

Review: Spies

Fritz Lang’s methos in a nutshell: Pose a question, then answer it, though never in any sort of predictable rhythm.

Review: Schultze Gets the Blues

Few films pay this close and considerate attention to the physical and emotional heartache of growing old and every frame of Schultze Gets the Blues is alive with this generosity.

Review: Nobody Knows

Kore-eda Hirokazu’s wonderful new film is a meditation on the solace, comfort, and rapture of familial togetherness.

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