An entertaining look at contemporary history and the rise and fall of a revolutionary gadget that changed the world forever.
“This Much We Know”
A hybrid documentary that gives a smart and thoughtful look at the ways humans attempt to process and understand traumatic events.
“Killers of the Flower Moon”
In a story and film that should be incredibly diverse, it disappointingly turns into one that’s dominated by white men.
“Butcher’s Crossing”
An American Western about a world of unchecked male ambition, aggression, obsession, horror, and the obliteration of the buffalo.
“Bark”
The reveal is disturbing and upsetting, but it comes so far out of left field that it’s quite not as rewarding as I’d like.
“Mushrooms”
Toys with time, intentions, trust, perception, and manipulation in a way that’s unanticipated and rewarding.
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