All articles by David Kempler

This World War I film is a decent war flick, but nothing more than that.

This true life tale of a photojournalist in Mafia-centric Palermo is a prime example of great subject matter, average storytelling.

This examination of class warfare executed with a razor’s edge will have you careening between being horrified and laughing out loud.

This Swedish depiction of an affair between an older woman and a younger man never rises to the greatest heights.

This indie thriller’s not a tidal wave of entertainment, but the waters are churning quite nicely.

Upon retirement, a man doesn’t receive a gold watch. Instead, he gets an AI device to live a fantasy life. Pleasant, but only scratches the surface.

A young man driving a medical transport van is caught in a hurricane of amusing action in this comedic film that’s not quite a farce.

Mike Gan’s debut feature sizzles, led by a standout performance by Tilda Cobham-Hervey. Could end up a cult classic.

In this partially-baked drama, most of the ingredients are in place but the recipe is more appealing than the finished product.

There’s a great movie about John DeLorean somewhere in the future. The future isn’t here yet.