Showing posts with label raindance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raindance. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 02, 2024
Raindance 2024: 'National Anthem' Review
A lost young man finds himself while working at a ranch run by a largely queer staff. For Screen International, I reviewed the earnest, touching National Anthem.
Labels:
film festivals,
movie reviews,
raindance,
screen international
Saturday, June 29, 2024
Raindance 2024: 'The Man With a Thousand Faces' Review
French filmmaker Sonia Kronlund was interested in doing a documentary about a group of women who were all dating the same man, having no idea that he had other girlfriends. The Man With a Thousand Faces explores this mysterious, duplicitous individual, as well as the smart women he so successfully conned. My review is here.
Monday, June 24, 2024
Raindance 2024: 'Something’s More Than One Thing'
A long-term couple are facing an impasse. Can they survive at a time when the internet is poisoning our relationship with each other? That question powers Something's More Than One Thing, a conceptually ambitious drama that doesn't quite achieve its goals. My review is up at Screen International.
Labels:
film festivals,
movie reviews,
raindance,
screen international
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