Stone: Review. By Robert Andrews. In a sobering tale of resentment and regret, the story of Stone follows parole officer, Jack (Robert De Niro), who finds himself embroiled in a case that threatens to expose the futile nature of his own existence. Stone's engrossing character-driven story is elevated by a number of captivating
Emily the Criminal Synopsis: Down on her luck and saddled with debt, Emily (Aubrey Plaza) gets involved in a credit card scam that pulls her into the criminal underworld of Los Angeles, ultimately leading to deadly consequences. After sinking into debt, Emily stumbles upon a high-paying day gig that requires a
Paul Schrader’s résumé is as complete as anyone’s in film history. As a screenwriter he gifted the world Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, and The Last Temptation of Christ. He has directed gems such as Affliction and, in my opinion one of the best movies of the last decade, First Reformed.
Faced with the challenges of growing up, grade school friends Daisy, Lola, Dina, and Mari find themselves frolicking through the final days of summer. However, their regular routine gets upended by the sudden discovery of a grown-up reality in Summering. I've always loved nostalgic, rose-tinted coming-of-age stories that delve into the overlooked
Silent Land: Review. By Robert Andrews. Set on the sun-soaked coast of an Italian island, Silent Land tells the story of two Polish-born lovers, whose vacation is thrust into misery following a series of unfortunate events. With tensions rising, the longevity of their idyllic getaway threatens to unravel the very foundations of
