How often do we encounter someone for a brief time, who rewards our soul and shapes our understanding of humanity simply by offering a different lens through which to calibrate the world around us? Driving Madeleine is an immensely fulfilling movie that explores one such encounter.
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Quintet (1979) is one of those strange cinematic curiosities that I’m not sure I’ll remember or even decide if I enjoyed it. If I had to ...
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Kansas City (1996) is a modern noir film that delves into themes of crime, class, relationships, racism, and politics, all woven together b...
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Andrew Scott’s performance in All of Us Strangers is worth every minute of the film. His portrayal of Adam, a lonely middle-aged man navig...
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Following a string of theatrical successes in the 1970s, many of Robert Altman's films in the 1980s received a more muted critical respo...
