This adaptation of the beloved Kazuo Ishiguro novel is one of the best films of this still-young decade, and deserves a better home video release.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Tracy Droz Tragos And Andrew Droz Palermo’s Rich Hill [Theatrical Review]
Documentary looks at growing up in rural America.
For Criterion Consideration: James Gray’s The Yards
James Gray's second feature may very well be his best and is in dire need of a new home video release.
Joshua Reviews Josephine Decker’s Thou Wast Mild And Lovely [Fantasia 2014 Review]
Film draws from directors like Terrence Malick, but doesn't quite hit the same mark.
Joshua Reviews Jean-Luc Herbulot’s Dealer [Fantasia 2014 Review]
French import is an entertaining, if uninspired, crime thriller.
Joshua Reviews Jeff Baena’s Life After Beth [Fantasia 2014 Review]
This charming zombie romantic comedy is spear headed by a pair of great lead performances and is currently playing this year's Fantasia Film Festival.
Joshua Reviews Dan Krauss’ The Kill Team [Theatrical Review]
New documentary looks at a troubling story of the effects war has on the human moral code.
Joshua Reviews Daniel Auteuil’s Fanny [Theatrical Review]
Second film in Auteuil's adaptation of Marcel Pagnol's romance trilogy is a beautiful look at the meaning of fatherhood.
Joshua Reviews Michael Rossato-Bennett’s Alive Inside [Theatrical Review]
New documentary looks at the power of music on the human mind.
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend [July 18-20]
Here are the five films available on VOD and iTunes you need to be watching this weekend.
Joshua Reviews Steve Miner’s Lake Placid [Blu-ray Review]
Cult creature feature gets a glossy new Blu-ray thanks to Scream Factory.
Joshua Reviews Daniel Auteuil’s Marius [Theatrical Review]
New film is an adaptation of a play from legendary playwright Marcel Pagnol.
For Criterion Consideration: Nicholas Ray’s The Lusty Men
Ray's unsung masterpiece deserves to have its day in the spotlight.
Joshua Reviews Katrin Gebbe’s Nothing Bad Can Happen [Theatrical Review]
New film is Katrin Gebbe's directorial debut.
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend [July 11-13]
Here are five films to check out this weekend from the comfort of your own couch.