The film may fall short of its ambitions, but its modern spin on the legal crime drama delivers enough thrills and mystery to entertain.
Tag: Kylie Rogers
“Beau is Afraid”
A wonderfully weird, polarizing film that stretches the outer limits of neurotic self-indulgence. It’s both too abstract yet packed with clunky metaphors and overt symbolism, but it strikes gold and finds success more often than not.
“Landscape With Invisible Hand”
An ambitious satire about commerce, class, art, truth, and the value of human beings, this is the most unpredictable films I’ve seen in a long while.
“Miracles From Heaven”
LOUISA: MATT: LOUISA SAYS: “Miracles From Heaven” is surprisingly well directed and well acted, putting it a cut above your average faith-based film
