Posted on July 14, 2025
“Other directors tell stories. Robert Altman explored ecosystems. No filmmaker more playfully examined the hierarchies in which we…
Read More★★★☆”“Familiar Touch,” from first-time director Sarah Friedland, is perhaps the least histrionic film ever made about old age…
Read More“Those with an eye for homegrown enfants terrible will want to keep an eye on The Brattle this…
Read More★★★½ “Starring a superb Kathleen Chalfant, Sarah Friedland’s poignant debut is honest, witty and warm.” – Odie Henderson, Boston…
Read MorePosted on July 10, 2025
“‘Familiar Touch,’ opening in theaters Friday, confounds the usual expectations of what a movie focused on dementia might…
Read MoreSUMMER 2025 ESCAPE TO THE CINEMA As is typical for our Summer schedule we switch to a vertical…
Read More“Japan’s Pop Art Renegade, a three-day series of five films by Nobuhiko Obayashi, opens on Friday evening at…
Read More“Cronenberg delivers yet another relatively socially adept showcase of natural human fluids, bite marks, and sexually inclined gore….
Read MorePosted on June 19, 2025
“The world of cinephilia found an unlikely champion late last year when pop singer Charli XCX’s account on…
Read More“Film noir, as we know it today, is less a genre than a vibe. The term, coined well…
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