Murder, My Sweet
Joyce Glasser reviews Prevenge (February 10, 2017) Actresses who find themselves pregnant normally take a hiatus, recognising that they are all but unemployable. It’s not just the difficulty of obtai ...
FILM REVIEWS
Maren Ade brings German humour to a wondrous epic father and daughter struggle
Joyce Glasser reviews Toni Erdmann (February 3, 2017) Not many people were fortunate enough to see German writer/director Maren Ade’s debut feature, a slow-burning, creepy psychological thriller, Fore ...
Matthew McConaughey goes for gold, but the film is more gold dust
Joyce Glasser reviews Gold (February 3, 2017) Cert. 15, 119 min. Los Angeles might be dubbed Tinsel Town, but from the historic ‘49ers and the goldfields of California to its film heritage, gold is wh ...
A sensitive, beautifully made, if overly subdued, account of a landmark civil rights case
Joyce Glasser reviews Loving (February 3, 2017) We naturally take for granted our right to marry the person we love and live happily ever after. But as recently as 1967, all sixteen southern states i ...