IndieEthos podcast, Episode 9: Miami Film Festival GEMS preview; new indie...
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Next week, Miami Dade College's Miami Film Festival will kick off its annual...
Ad Astra: a space adventure that cracks open traditional masculinity
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With Ad Astra, his second father-son adventure movie in a row, writer-director...
Official Secrets offers moving performance by Knightley in mixed bag of...
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After directing 2015’s Eye in the Sky, an astonishing thriller based on real world...
Miami Film Festival’s GEMS announces this year’s titles
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October in our area of South Florida marks the beginning of the roll out...
The Nightingale makes revenge unsettling
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There hasn’t been a movie this year that has so consistently...
IndieEthos podcast, Episode 8: Now playing movies + the Boaty Weekender...
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Here's the latest Jolt Radio podcast. It came soon after I returned from "The...
The Farewell director Lulu Wang on mixing screwball humor with pathos
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Way back in 2015, we interviewed writer-director Lulu Wang about her feature debut starring Brit Marling,...
Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood has heart to outshine...
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For his second to last film before he retires writer-director Quentin Tarantino reveals a lighter,...
A Midsommar beyond horror
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Beyond jump scares and disturbing images, good horror movies tap into the terror of taboo...
The Last Black Man in San Francisco subverts sentimentality
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With bold vision informed by soul, The Last Black Man in San Francisco makes for...