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Even if you haven’t read the books, “Shadow and Bone” is a series that goes beyond entertaining — it’s a stellar example of a beautiful work come to life, leaving you wanting more.
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Andersson’s ingenuity is his ability to extend these moments into the uncomfortable and spiritually confrontational, almost accusing viewers of not living.
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In “The Year Earth Changed,” animals and people are shot the same — all just different species in the wild, observed from an omniscient perspective.
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In late April 2021, the San Francisco Greek Film Festival, or SFGFF, returned to celebrate cinematic contributions by Greek and Cypriot filmmakers from around the world.
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Soon, everything dissipates, and “Limbo” is a solitary sadness — a gloom rolls in as Sharrock flings us from bitter overcast into gusty darkness.
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This season, the casting team have outdone themselves with each contestant, not only delivering on real personality, but also on gameplay strategy.
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The documentary retools our and the creators’ adoration for a beloved children’s show, delivering something that brings little new to the world’s understanding of “Sesame Street,” but reminds us of the love a few people had for a simple, revolutionary idea.
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Side-stepping criticism of opulence and high-dining, “The Truffle Hunters” rests itself on a modest backstop: the endearing group of hunters and their truffle-sniffing dogs.
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No film unambiguously swept the Awards, though the biggest winner of the night was “Nomadland,” taking home trophies for best picture, best director and best actress.
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Throughout, McQuoid remains keenly aware of audience expectations for a Mortal Kombat film, and for the most part, he delivers.
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