Sarah Polley's second feature is a candidly adult look at the cyclical nature of relationships, with Michelle Williams giving yet another stellar performance.
Theatrical Film Reviews
Catherine Stebbins
From The Marketplace: Joshua Looks At Three Films From The Cannes Film Festival Marketplace
Joshua gives some thoughts on films including Dorfman, General Education and Union Square, all showing in the Cannes Marketplace.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Lisanne Pajot And James Swirsky’s Indie Game: The Movie [Theatrical Review]
Film follows a band of unlikely video game heroes in what is easily one of the year's best documentaries.
Joshua Reviews Gerald Hustache-Mathieu’s Nobody Else But You [Theatrical Review]
New film gives a surreal spin on the Marilyn Monroe story.
Catherine Reviews Jafar Panahi and Mojtaba Mirtahmasb’s This Is Not a Film
If you care about cinema, about the right we have to tell stories and why we tell them, and about human rights, you must seek out This Is Not a Film.
Joshua Reviews Cristian Jimenez’s Bonsai [Theatrical Review]
New film from Jimenez may be slight, but it's also moving and beautifully made.
Joshua Reviews Braden King’s Here [Theatrical Review]
Film stars Ben Foster and is an oddly disappointing feature from director Braden King.
James Reviews Gareth Evans’ The Raid: Redemption [Theatrical Review]
Everyone's been raving about The Raid: Redemption. Is it all that it's cracked up to be?
James McCormick
Catherine Reviews Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s 21 Jump Street [Theatrical Review]
A refreshing surprise to say the least, 21 Jump Street is a mostly uproarious and surprisingly sincere comedy featuring an onscreen duo for the ages with Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum.
Joshua Reviews Scott Derrickson’s Sinister [SXSW 2012]
New film from 'The Exorcism of Emily Rose' helmer Scott Derrickson.
Joshua Reviews Paco Plaza’s [Rec] 3: Genesis [SXSW 2012]
Film tries something new within the beloved horror film franchise.
Joshua Reviews Stuart Beattie’s Tomorrow When The War Began [Theatrical Review]
Film is based on the first book in a beloved young adult novel series from writer John Marsden
Catherine Reviews James Watkins’ The Woman in Black [Theatrical Review]
The Woman in Black effectively resurrects Gothic atmosphere and tropes but does not offer much else.
Catherine Reviews Steven Soderbergh’s Haywire [Theatrical Review]
Catherine reviews Steven Soderbergh's latest as Gina Carano receives the Sasha Grey treatment.
Joshua Reviews Robin Hardy’s ‘The Wicker Tree’ [Theatrical Review]
New film is a long awaited sequel to the iconic cult classic, The Wicker Man.