New black comedy attempts to bring even more chill to an already frigid Spring.
Theatrical Film Reviews
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Allan Miller’s Speak The Music [Theatrical Review]
A chamber music legend gets the spotlight in this new documentary.
Joshua Reviews Dan Wechsler’s More Than The Rainbow [Theatrical Review]
New documentary looks at street photographer Matt Weber.
Joshua Reviews Jos Stelling’s The Girl And Death [Theatrical Review]
New drama may span decades, but it never manages to span many emotions more than the occasional shoulder shrug.
Joshua Reviews Tonislav Hristov’s Love And Engineering [Theatrical Review]
New documentary looks to see if there is a scientific approach one can take in today's dating world.
Joshua Reviews Roger Gual’s Tasting Menu [Theatrical Review]
Foodie-centric romantic comedy arrives this weekend, and may not break any new ground, but is more than charming enough for a weekend watch.
Joshua Reviews Anthony Chen’s Ilo Ilo [Theatrical Review]
Anthony Chen's debut feature takes a look at a financial crisis through the lens of a familial one.
Joshua Reviews Darren Aronofsky’s Noah [Theatrical Review]
Darren Aronofsky's new epic is one of the year's best films.
Joshua Reviews John Maloof And Charlie Siskel’s Finding Vivian Maier [Theatrical Review]
New documentary takes a look at one of the most interesting figures in American photography.
Joshua Reviews Tom Shoval’s Youth [Theatrical Review]
One of the best films from this still very young year has finally arrived in theaters this weekend.
Catherine Reviews John Maloof and Charlie Siskel’s Finding Vivian Maier [Theatrical Review]
The revelatory and recently discovered street photography of Vivian Maier, and the unknowable woman behind the photos, are the focus of this inquisitive documentary.
Catherine Stebbins
Joshua Reviews Rithy Panh’s The Missing Picture [Theatrical Review]
Rithy Panh's latest film may be discussing a subject Panh's career has been enthralled by since he began, but it does so in a way so personal and so raw, that it's one of the most important documentaries of this golden...
James Reviews E.L. Katz’s Cheap Thrills [Theatrical Review]
Drafthouse Films' Cheap Thrills is not cheap at all. But it is thrilling. And a film that won't leave you for awhile after watching it.
James McCormick
Joshua Reviews Matt Wolf’s Teenage [Theatrical Review]
New documentary shines a light on the birth of teenagers.
Catherine Reviews Eugenio Mira’s Grand Piano [Theatrical Review]
Eugenio Mira establishes a real taut flair with Grand Piano which always remains entertaining, even at its weakest.