Who’s your mother?
Joyce Glasser reviews Goodnight Mommy Mommy, and that already warns us to approach with caution. Seidl, who gave us the unforgettable Dog Days, Import/Export and the Paradise Trilogy, does not make t ...
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Visually masterful and engrossing gothic romance
Joyce Glasser reviews Crimson Peak (October 16, 2015), Cert. 15, 116 min. Victorian Gothic Romance films are as risky as they are rare, but if anyone can pull it off it is the brilliant Mexican storyt ...
White God is the best film with ‘dog’ in the title since Amores Perros
Joyce Glasser reviews White God (March 6, 2015) Cert. 15, 117 min. Experimental Hungarian filmmaker Kornél Mundruczó has bounced back from a disastrous reception at Cannes to his 2010 film, Tender Son ...
A little gem of sentimentalism in Blue Ruin
Every now and then a genuine American independent film comes along that is written and directed by an unknown director, stars an unknown actor, is shot on a shoestring budget and turns out to be the b ...