M.C. Escher: Journey to Infinity
By Phil Guie February 5, 2021
The life of an artist who is more popular than ever (possibly because reality has become more surreal and dreamlike than ever).
The life of an artist who is more popular than ever (possibly because reality has become more surreal and dreamlike than ever).
A film in touch with deep currents of thought and artistry, it recalls Bergman, Ibsen and Strindberg, Kafka, and even some of the more vengeful verses of the Bible.
A high-concept thriller where the roles of victim and aggressor are reversed.
Studio Ghibli has been such a grand master of 2D animation that watching it make the jump into 3D almost seems blasphemous.
A strong film about the amorality that is required to succeed in an amoral world.
Japan’s 2020 Oscar submission explores parenthood through a young woman who wants her child back from the couple who have adopted him.
Expertly paced and among the most suspenseful films in recent memory.
A romantic mystery through moody Budapest that exudes enigma, style, and brusque smarts. Prepare for a bracing, intelligent 95 minutes.
A portrait of a turbulent region compiled from over three years of filming along the borderlands of Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Iraqi Kurdistan.