Asymmetrical, yet perfectly balanced. This quote about one of the church buildings featured here is a perfect summation of the feel of this film. It is impeccably shot, and I was blown away by the way Kogonada uses the space […]
I don’t know why simultaneously-funny-and-devastatingly-sad is my vibe, but it is. And this movie is very much my vibe. I laughed more than I expected and felt devastated a bit more than I expected too. Farrell and Gleeson are phenomenal […]
This film is absolutely wonderful. It is rich, quaint, beautiful, subdued, and powerful. So many things at the same time. Kogonada is able to create a whole new type of AI sci-fi from the world, to the atmosphere, to the […]
This review may contain spoilers. It’s hard to unpack it all, but I really loved this movie. Maybe it’s just the lingering high of having just seen it, but The Batman is right up there with The Dark Knight, and it […]
Below is an original poem inspired by this film: What is life but the death of another?What is light without shadows and hues?What is advancement but the withering of promising green?What is progress but the washing away of a grave? Black […]
The Last Black Man in San Fransisco is the first feature film from director Joe Talbot. The story was developed alongside Jimmie Fails who plays the lead character by the same name. The story is also partly based on experiences […]
You know why this is my favorite tree? Why? ‘Cause it’s tipped over, and it’s still growing. Empathy. That is why this movie was made. Empathy was it’s motivation and it’s result. To empathize with someone and their situation is to come along […]
