Watching a man descend into total paranoia is almost as scary as those around him willing to believe anything.
A small town in post World War II Hungary attempts to face its past; aside from ridiculously, overly melodramatic music, it succeeds.
An interesting hybrid, this placid romantic comedy includes a philosophical debate on the nature of faith and features strong work from veteran actor Danny Glover.
This puzzling morality play from writer/director Yorgos Lanthimos is peculiar, thought-provoking, and unsettling on a bone-deep level.
This PTSD-focused drama find the balance between offering social commentary and showing respect for the soldiers whose story it tells.
Uneven trashing of the modern art world has some great moments, but not quite enough of them.
New BPBS reviewer Steven Cohen takes us on a tour of George Clooney’s darkly farcical but otherwise dull crime caper/would-be suburban satire.
The soapiness of the story about a May-December romance between actress Gloria Grahame and her much younger lover shouldn’t keep you from seeing this drama for its impressive lead performance by Annette Bening.
This movie? It’s bad. We’re cutting right to the chase…and wishing the filmmakers had done the same.
Despite the film never finding its footing, Daniel Radcliffe delivers a fantastic performance, surviving, though not winning, this battle of man versus nature.
