Ask the Dust
Alright, let’s talk about “Ask the Dust.” This one had me all over the place, honestly. Directed by Robert Towne, it’s a movie set in 1930s Los Angeles, a backdrop that’s both gritty and kinda romantic, in a somber way. If you’re into that whole noir vibe with a touch...
Four Days in September
Wow, “Four Days in September” really took me by surprise. One minute you’re sipping on a cup of coffee, and the next you’re entirely wrapped up in an intense political thriller. This Brazilian film, directed by Bruno Barreto, plunges us into the...
Dead Tone
Alright, lads and lasses, we’ve got a right treat to discuss today. “Dead Tone”—a title that takes me back to the days I used to prank call my pals, sneaking late-night gigs. But this flick is anything but a laugh riot. First off, this one’s a...
Room 666
The avant-garde curiosity that is “Room 666” presents itself as an engaging meditation on the very nature of cinema itself—an experimental short that thrives in its exploration of existential quandaries faced by filmmakers. The film is an exercise in...
Best Man Down
In the realm of independent cinema, “Best Man Down” emerges as a poignant exploration of grief, love, and the complexities of human relationships. Directed by Wedding Crashers’ own Ted Koland, this film unfurls its narrative like a delicate origami, where each fold...