Oscar-worthy ‘Mass’ likely to fly under the radar
Actor Fran Krantz’ directorial debut is “Mass” – essentially a 90-minute conversation in the basement…
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‘French Dispatch’ is a particular delight
Wes Anderson films possess certain commonalities. They’re all light and breezy. The characters are two-dimensional,…
‘Bergman Island’ worth a visual visit
Tony and Chris are filmmakers who have chosen to retreat for a period of time…
‘I’m your man’ hits right comedic notes
In 2013, director Spike Jonze treated us to “Her,” a not-so-far-out science fiction romantic comedy…
‘King Richard’ earns Heartland Film Overall Audience Choice Award
“King Richard,” starring Will Smith, won the Heartland International Film Festival Overall Audience Choice Award,…
‘The Card Counter’ is a winning hand
When last we checked in with veteran writer/director Paul Schrader, he gave us one of…
‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ lacks vision
There’s a scene in the middle of Michael Showalter’s new film, “The Eyes of Tammy…
‘On Broadway’ is a hit
As the COVID-19 pandemic crisis lingers uncomfortably throughout the world, our lives continue to change.…
‘Watch local’: Fishers filmmaker launches nonprofit streaming platform
With a recent push in recent years to support local businesses, such as restaurants and…
‘Street Gang’ almost, but not quite, satisfies
In the mid-1960s, television executive Joan Ganz Cooney had a “light bulb” idea to produce…