Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma is a frontrunner to sweep the Academy Awards, and become the first Netflix film to do so. Here’s why Roma deserves every award out there.
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Alfonso Cuarón Supports Netflix Movies In Cinemas And On Streaming
Best Director 2019 at the Golden Globe Awards for Roma, Alfonso Cuarón voiced his support for Netflix releasing movies in theaters & on streaming, citing diversity and access.
‘The Guilty’ Takes The Viewer On A Tense Journey
The Guilty is so simple and effortlessly put together, yet so packed with emotion, tension, and even a few “whoa, what?” moments.
AFI FEST 2012 Film Review: ‘Something In The Air’ (Après Mai) (Dir. Olivier Assayas France 2012 )
It should be noted that the original title of Olivier Assayas’ well-received Something In The Air is Après Mai. For a film set in France in 1970, that inevitably means “after [the extensive riots of ] May 1968”. Let it be clear, however, that this is neither a political film, nor a film about politics. […]
Rainer Fassbinder Retrospective (Nearly) Over At The American Cinematheque
What a pleasure it has been to wallow in the 16-film Fassbinder retrospective this past two weeks. For various reasons it’s not been easy to see his films in the theater, but now that distributers Janus hold this selection of (very nice) subtitled prints, one can hope that they’ll resurface more frequently. The second […]
