Month: March 2024

Shirley Documents The Audacity of Self Belief

Forty-four years before Hillary Clinton’s historic run for President, one Congresswoman had the audacity to try her hand at the biggest political office on the planet. Shirley documents the historic 1972 Presidential campaign of black U.S. congresswoman Shirley…

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Love Lies Bleeding: Performances From Its Stars Can’t Overcome The Film’s Choices

Rose Glass has written and directed a few highly touted indie films, the most recent being 2019’s Saint Maud, and now she returns to multiplexes with a new Romantic thriller that involves drama, love, and violence. Love Lies…

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Drive-Away Dolls’ Campiness is Mildly Entertaining, But Not Enough to Elevate It

While his brother Joel was able to branch out with 2021’s superb The Tragedy of Macbeth, now it’s Ethan Coen’s turn to take a run at a solo venture in the director’s chair away from their legendary partnership…

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