The epic scope of war is balanced with intimate moments of personal triumph and despair, resulting in a film that resonates both emotionally and historically.
Tag: Saoirse Ronan
“The Outrun”
An effective, raw look at the devastation addiction can cause, the film is a genuine, therapeutic, and hopeful story of healing.
“The Outrun”
An effective, raw look at the devastation addiction can cause, the film is a genuine, therapeutic, and hopeful story of healing.
“Ammonite”
It’s always welcome to see more films that feature strong female characters, but there’s so much here that feels too familiar.
“Little Women”
Anyone sentimental about the original source material should prepare for disappointment.
“Lady Bird”
There are plenty of moments in a teenage girl’s life where the trivial becomes momentous and the momentous becomes devastating, and they are presented here with a poignant and compassionate vibrancy that I’ve rarely seen so accurately captured on film.
Screen Zealots 