‘Ari’ Review: An Intensely Performed if Loose-Limbed Portrait of an Emotionally Unstable French Man Trying to Fix His Life
Director Léonor Serraille ('Mother and Son') worked with both seasoned and amateur actors in a partially improvised drama that explores the lives of wayward 20somethings.
‘Dreams’ Review: Jessica Chastain Is Chilling in Michel Franco’s Scalding Study of Love and Privilege
Mexican ballet dancer Isaac Hernández co-stars as an undocumented immigrant who pins his bid for permanency in the U.S. on ...
40 years later, there’s no forgetting about The Breakfast Club
After all, the enduring appeal of The Breakfast Club rests largely on the narrow parameters it sets for itself: It’s just five kids in one room over a single day. To look beyond this mere snapshot of ...
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Return To Office’ on the Hallmark Channel, Where Desk-Sharing Hybrid Workers Fall In Love Via Sticky Note
Hallmark’s slate of Loveuary movies continues this weekend with the premiere of Return to Office, about co-workers who fall for each other after they’re forced to share a desk when their office ...