Reviews

I had hoped to get something written up here by now, but after one single-spaced page exploring how LCD Soundsystem's new album, This is...

If I don't seem to be writing that much about music here lately, it's only because I've been doing it elsewhere. Below, you will...

An amazingly ambitious film, the Attack, reaches for a larger statement beyond the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with an intriguing, multi-layered story concerned with identity on...

Wild Tales, which was nominated for an Oscar in the Best Foreign Language Film category, is a series of six stories that explores themes...

After a too long dry spell of visiting bands in South Florida, October was packed with out-of-town acts I wanted to see live. I...

Concerning itself with a fugitive hiding out on an island on an Arkansas river and the boys who discover him, there could have been...

With his latest movie, Loving, writer-director Jeff Nichols holds back from amping up a story to allow its inherent power to resonate beyond the...

Director/writer Josh Mond's feature debut, James White, stands out in this year’s crop of indie dramas because of two incredibly powerful performances and some...

Director Alexandre Moors has made a bold, if not challenging choice of subject for his debut feature film. In 2002, residents living in and around...

Too often, period films are often dismissed as “costume drama.” This reductive perspective does a disservice to a genre of cinema that, in the...