A Cautionary Tale Anne Duchesne is a no-nonsense, highly motivated, fiercely independent young woman, studying literature in 1963 France with…
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Buffalo’s film community just got a big shot in the arm thanks to a recent brick and mortar investment by…
Real Men Bite Off Noses It’s the era of toxic masculinity—reveling in it (MAGA world) or critiquing it (“The Power…
It’s Not About the Girls The Williams sisters, Venus and Serena, were in the balcony at the Oscars, hoping to…
Someplace Safe He’s told to move his face to fit in the frame of the camera and to close his…
The Ties that Bind At a time when birth rates in developed countries are at or near post-World War II…
Not since Jordan Peele’s “Get Out” (2017), have the reviewers at 2 Film Critics been so at odds over a…
Once again, as in “There Will Be Blood” (2007) and “Boogie Nights” (1997), director Paul Thomas Anderson pushes the envelope…
If you can tolerate its slow pace (you’ll be tempted to make popcorn without hitting the pause button) and the…
Like its ostensible subject, a woman of color “passing” for white, “Passing” is not the film one might think it…