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[Fantasia 2020] Cold & Disparate Moralities in Christian Alvart’s FREIES LAND

Alvart’s remake touches deeply on issues of class, nation, and morality.

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Peaky Blinders – SEASON 5 FINALE: “Mr. Jones”

Tommy plans to kill Mosley and tame the fascist beast the man started. But will it work?

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Peaky Blinders – Season 5, Episode 3: “Strategy”

Aberama seeks revenge, while Tommy must forge an alliance with someone he loathes.

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Too Old to Die Young— Volume 8: “The Hanged Man”

Jesus takes his revenge on Martin

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Too Old to Die Young— Volume 4: “The Tower”

Viggo takes Martin under his wing, showing him the ways of the world, the streets, and the universe.

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Transgenerational Wounds of Post-Pinochet Chile in TRAUMA

The latest film from Lucio A. Rojas is brutal and unforgiving, but not without a purpose— even if it’s buried below a ton of gore and nasty violence.

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SUSPIRIA Bathes in (Blood &) the Power of Women

Luca Guadagnino carves out his own territory in horror cinema history with his remake of Dario Argento’s SUSPIRIA

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TYREL: Relative Terror in Black/White

TYREL explores how seemingly harmless behaviour, to white people, is not always so for people of colour.

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The Handmaid’s Tale – Season 2, Episode 2: “Unwomen”

Life in the Colonies is brutal. As were the terrifying days in the lead up to Gilead’s rise.

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Barton Fink: Head in the Clouds, Feet in the Sand

Barton Fink. 1991. Directed by Joel Coen. Screenplay by Joel & Ethan Coen. Starring John Turturro, John Goodman, Judy Davis, Michael Lerner, John Mahoney, Jon Polito, Tony Shalhoub, Steve Buscemi, Richard Portnow, & Christopher Murney. 20th Century Fox/Circle Films/Working Title Films. Rated R. 116 minutes. Comedy/Drama ★★★★★The Coen Brothers are impressive for many reasons. ParticularlyContinue reading “Barton Fink: Head in the Clouds, Feet in the Sand”

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