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It’s a celebration of life through the lens of the brokenness which we all share

He remembers to include just enough heart and pathos to make this dream a sweet one. 

Killers of the Flower Moon does leave us with the vibrant and lively culture and spirit of such a beautiful people

Foe has plenty of good moments, breathtaking images, and solid seeds of ideas, but it sadly ends up being a jumbled mess

The Royal Hotel is as gripping a commentary on masculinity as we’ll see this year. 

Just don’t think about the weirdness too much. I can almost guarantee you that the movie doesn’t.

the conclusion doesn’t detract from the body of the film, a worthwhile treatment of a poignant topic viewed through an insightful lens.

With such a deep understanding and investment from the director and main cast, it’s easy to do the same from the perspective of the audience.

It’s a reminder that there is always something to learn and experience for those who simply have the curiosity and commitment to seek it out.

What We Do in the Shadows has more than cemented its place as one of the best comedies of this era.

Past Lives toes the line between saccharine and honest, familiar and new, and natural life and heightened romanticism

Director Zachary Wigon has a successful movie on his hands.