‘So Late So Soon’ Review: Aging Artists Face Realities of Mortality and Marriage in Beautiful Doc
Daniel Hymanson’s debut feature is a delicately observed portrait of long-married Chicago artists as they confront their twilight years.
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Oscars 2022: The 15 Films Most Likely to Be Shortlisted for Best International Feature
“Flee,” “Titane,” and “The Worst Person in the World” are just a few of the many serious contenders for Best International Feature.
‘Prayers for the Stolen’ Review: A Ferrante-Like Fable About Mexico’s Missing Girls
NYFF: Tatiana Huezo offers up a murky, mesmerizing look at what it feels like for young women to come of age in a town where they have targets on their backs.
‘Anne at 13,000 Ft.’ Review: Deragh Campbell Is in Free Fall in Kazik Radwanski’s Kinetic Character Study
Campbell’s staggering performance is the film’s center of gravity, offering a captivating sense of chaos and complexity to a unique drama.
How ‘Happy as Lazzaro’ and ‘In My Room’ Breathe New Life Into the Time Travel Trope
A pair of inventive films twist the time travel trope into compelling new shapes that turn a classic storyline into something revelatory.
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