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Search Results for: deep blue sea

Pericles

Mary Angela Rowe / August 29, 2015

Pericles, Prince and Tiresome at Stratford

…lurching plot of Pericles by highlighting the impetus for Pericles’ wanderings: his search for a truly virtuous woman, the “pearl.” The play’s three iterations of this ideal are portrayed by…

Our Little Sister

Alex Heeney / May 15, 2015

Kore-eda’s Our Little Sister is heartbreaking

Film Still © 2015 Akimi Yoshida, SHOGAKUKAN, FUJI TELEVISION NETWORK INC., SHOGAKUKAN INC. Of the three competition films I’ve seen thus far (Tale of Tales and Sea of Trees, I liked…

A collage of posters of some of the best films of 2020 that are featured in our critics survey, including First Cow, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, The Assistant, Proxima, and I Was at Home, But...

Seventh Row Editors / December 28, 2020

What are the best films of 2020? A critics survey

…These titles are not ranked: Always Amber (Hannah Reinikainen Bergeman, Lia Hietala) Purple Sea (Amel Alzakout, Khaled Abdulwahed) Time (Garrett Bradley) The Assistant (Kitty Green) No Hard Feelings (Faraz Shariat)…

La La Land, Damien Chazelle

Alex Heeney / December 15, 2016

Review: La La Land is blah blah bad

…LandPhoto Credit: Dale Robinette. Earlier this year in Hail Caesar, Channing Tatum, dressed in a sailor suit, tap danced on tables and into our hearts, lamenting shipping off to sea…

Mary Angela Rowe / June 22, 2017

Review: The Bad Batch is frustratingly undercooked

…and the American prison system, which is incredibly racialized, the sea of whiteness is striking. [clickToTweet tweet=”To what degree does THE BAD BATCH critique existing power structures, or merely replicate…

John Cho, Columbus, Kogonada

Laura Anne Harris / January 25, 2018

Laura Anne Harris picks the six best performances of 2017

…as he goes to the shore to witness a ancient statue erupted from the sea. Seeing his joy presented in his body as well as the excitement in his voice…

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