This too-familiar tale of defiance and survival offers very little in terms of a compelling narrative.
This too-familiar tale of defiance and survival offers very little in terms of a compelling narrative.
A tragicomedy with European flair, this is an eclectic mix of slapstick, visual gags, and physical humor.
Not every film needs to be groundbreaking to entertain, and this lazy comedy thriller embraces that notion.
This newsreel documentary is less about the Fab Four and more about the cultural moment these musical superstars found themselves in.
By tackling weighty issues of morality, personal sacrifice, and the fight for women’s autonomy, this film cements itself as a significant and timely work.
A deeply moving, genre-bending journey that delves into the most universal aspects of human existence: love, loneliness, and the instinct to survive.