‘Corsage’: Kreutzer and Krieps Revise History
By Greg Carlson [email protected] Marie Kreutzer’s “Corsage” reinterprets the historical biography of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, the Bavarian royal assassinated in 1898. Popularly known…
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‘Poly Styrene: I Am a Cliché’ Considers the Punk Legend From Her Daughter’s Perspective
by Sabrina Hornung | Jan 15, 2023
By Greg Carlson [email protected] With co-director Paul Sng, Celeste Bell celebrates the legacy of her mother Marianne Elliott-Said – known better to the world…
Read Now‘The Eternal Daughter,’ Another Fantastic Hogg/Swinton
by Sabrina Hornung | Jan 8, 2023
By Greg Carlson [email protected] Just as “Aftersun” explores the contours of a father-daughter relationship, Joanna Hogg’s “The Eternal Daughter” laser-focuses on the particulars of…
Read NowAftersun: Charlotte Wells’s Debut Feature Among Best of 2022
by Sabrina Hornung | Jan 7, 2023
By Greg Carlson [email protected] Shimmering like a mirage that retreats and dematerializes the closer one gets, “Aftersun” may just be the best movie of…
Read NowConspicuous Consumption: Baumbach Takes on “White Noise”
by Sabrina Hornung | Jan 7, 2023
By Greg Carlson [email protected] Noah Baumbach’s ambitious, hysterical adaptation of Don DeLillo’s famously “unfilmable” modern classic “White Noise” is – given the bona fides…
Read NowSchrader Dramatizes a Contemporary Reckoning in ‘She Said’
by Sabrina Hornung | Jan 7, 2023
By Greg Carlson [email protected] Few reviews of Maria Schrader’s sturdy “She Said” go without mentioning “All the President’s Men” and “Spotlight.” The new film,…
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