This new documentary looks at the rise of gerrymandering, and its impact on politics in the US writ-large.
Reviews
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Katrine Philp’s An Elephant In The Room [Theatrical Review]
Winner of the top documentary prize at this year's SXSW Film Festival, this new documentary is a transfixing look at grief as seen through the eyes of children.
Joshua Reviews Ken Loach’s Sorry We Missed You [Theatrical Review]
Ken Loach returns with a empathy-fueled rumination on the gig economy that's an undeniable must-see.
Joshua Reviews Corneliu Porumboiu’s The Whistlers [Theatrical Review]
Porumboiu returns with a pulpy film noir pastiche that's one of the early must-see films of 2020.
Joshua Reviews Angela Schanelec’s I Was At Home, But… [Theatrical Review]
Angela Schanelec's latest film is one of her most personal, a touching and challenging rumination on grief that's maybe her greatest achievement yet.
Joshua Reviews Jeremy Teicher’s Olympic Dreams [Theatrical Review]
The first feature to be shot at The Olympics, Olympic Dreams is a moving, tender take on the romantic comedy.
Joshua Reviews Horace B. Jenkins’ Cane River [Theatrical Review]
Horace B. Jenkins' long-forgotten masterpiece returns to theaters in a glorious new new restoration from Oscilloscope.
Joshua Reviews Veronika Franz And Severin Fiala’s The Lodge [Theatrical Review]
Led by an incredible performance from Riley Keough, The Lodge is a gorgeous, if often frustrating, horror thriller.
Joshua Reviews Albert Lewin’s Pandora And The Flying Dutchman [Theatrical Review]
Lewin's forgotten masterpiece is brought back to life thanks in no little part to a glorious new 4K restoration from Cohen Media.
Joshua Reviews Richard Stanley’s Color Out Of Space [Theatrical Review]
From cult director Richard Stanley comes this strangely engrossing adaptation of Lovecraft's legendary short story.
Joshua Reviews Jia Zhangke’s I Wish I Knew [Theatrical Review]
Making its theatrical debut stateside a decade after bowing at the Cannes Film Festival, Jia Zhangke's documentary is a masterpiece worthy of (re)discovery.
Joshua Reviews Bertrand Bonello’s Zombi Child [Theatrical Review]
The latest from director Bertrand Bonello is an evocative, thought-provoking look at colonialism and identity.
Quad Cinema Launches Bernard-Henri Lévy Retrospective; Two Films Debuting Theatrical In The US
The Quad Cinema launches a new retrospective on the documentaries of Bernard-Henri Lévy, beginning on January 10 with BHL in attendance on 1/17-18.
Joshua Reviews Richard Fleischer’s Trapped [DVD/Blu-ray Review]
Saved from the "public domain" graveyard, Richard Fleischer's Trapped is brought back to life in an incredible new Dual-Format release from Flicker Alley.
Joshua Reviews James Ivory’s The Europeans [Theatrical Review]
In honor of it's 40th Anniversary, The Europeans returns to the big screen in a gorgeous new restoration.