The Citizen
By Phil Guie July 5, 2018
An exceptionally poignant drama that takes a critical lens at European ethnonationalism.
An exceptionally poignant drama that takes a critical lens at European ethnonationalism.
Films have explored domestic violence before, but it’s likely that Xavier Legrand’s debut feature is among the most powerful.
The engrossing film raises the age-old debate: Is nature or nurture the more dominant force?
Actors Ben Foster and Thomasin McKenzie have a bond so achingly real that expositional dialogue seems almost superfluous.
The feminist western you’ve been waiting for.
Based on a real-life incident, young upper-middle-class men turn to crime as a cure for boredom, and now they are the subject of a film that is anything but boring.
A richly observed, emotionally resonant drama told from the perspective of a six-year-old girl who has just lost her mother.
A portrait of an artist and a look at a time when punk, graffiti, and hip-hop flourished and overlapped in a decaying city.
A gorgeous and intellectual tour of the world’s most curious scientific endeavors.