Reel Reviews | The Gravedigger’s Wife (TIFF ’21)
by Joy C. Ashford | The Harvard Crimson Khadar Ayderus Ahmed’s directorial debut, “The Gravedigger’s Wife,” brought an earnest, somber warmth to the festival’s opening [read more]
by Joy C. Ashford | The Harvard Crimson Khadar Ayderus Ahmed’s directorial debut, “The Gravedigger’s Wife,” brought an earnest, somber warmth to the festival’s opening [read more]
by David Erlich | IndieWire Fresh off delivering the best and most unexpected performance of his career in Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog,” Benedict [read more]
by Tim Gordon This week in Trailer Park, there are several new movies that will be coming to theaters or streaming services soon.
By Charles Kirkland Jr. What happens when you cross a contract killer? If the killer is Sam, the daughter of a contract killer, you may [read more]
by Tim Gordon The outrageous road-trip tale of an unsuspecting woman drawn into the sordid world of prostitution in the daring debut film from a [read more]
by Tim Gordon A cold and mysterious man gets a job at a cash truck company, but unbeknownst to his colleagues, he has a darker [read more]
by Tim Gordon Long ago, in the fantasy world of Kumandra, humans, and dragons lived together in harmony. However, when sinister monsters known as the [read more]
by Charles Kirkland, Jr. A darkly comedic and twisted exploration of the sad, exploitative, and seedy underbelly of the world of care homes is undertaken [read more]