42 Grams: Director Jack C. Newell on Capturing the Lifetime of a Restaurant
The director of the upcoming foodie doc 42 Grams talks about the project’s origins and the serendipity and luck involved in documentary filmmaking. 42 Grams, […]
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REVIEW: God’s Own Country
Francis Lee’s tender, heartfelt debut film is as sweet a love story as you’ll ever see, bolstered by two terrific young performances and Lee’s sensitive, […]
REVIEW: 42 Grams
Jack C. Newell’s fly-on-the-wall doc about a Chicago chef on the rise effortlessly blends haute cuisine food porn with a tale of chef as temperamental […]
Weekly Roundup (Week of January 15, 2018)
This week was a little lighter on the film writing front, but I still got a lot done. (I was gonna see 12 Strong as well […]
REVIEW: Mom and Dad
Brian Taylor’s devious intergenerational murder-comedy is just as crazy as the delightfully wacko Nicolas Cage performance at its center. Nicolas Cage is an acting maniac […]
Weekly Roundup (Week of January 8, 2018)
Another week, another rundown of that sweet, sweet content! Here’s what I was up to this week in terms of film writing. REVIEW: PHANTOM THREAD […]
REVIEW: Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool
Despite an assured and confident lead performance from Annette Bening, this treacly biopic of Gloria Grahame’s final days offers little true insight. With awards season […]
REVIEW: Paddington 2
Paul King’s delightful, charming followup to the first Paddington is a lovely ode to family, friendship, ingenuity – and, of course, marmalade. In a world […]
REVIEW: Phantom Thread
Paul Thomas Anderson’s sumptuous, elegant psychodrama about fashion, obsession and ego (allegedly) gives Daniel Day-Lewis’ career a fitting swan song. Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) is […]
Weekly Roundup (Week of January 01, 2018)
Presto, week one of Alcohollywood’s written content is underway! I’m pretty happy with how it’s turned out so far. With that in mind, I thought […]