Festival de Cannes
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[NYFF63] Resurrection Review – A Transformative Experience
By Kyle Flynn When I was much younger and far more enthusiastic as a moviegoer, I watched Bi Gan’s 2018 film Long Day’s Journey Into Night. In my honest assessment, it remains one of the best films of the decade.… Continue reading
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From the Golden Row!: Who Will Take The Palme d’Or?
By Kyle Flynn In this edition of the Golden Row, we will be going over my pre-Cannes best picture predictions, and my rundown and what I think will win the major awards at the Cannes Film Festival. The past three… Continue reading
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Parthenope Review – A Sensual, Sultry, Sexy And Beautiful Film In Every Respect Imaginable
Paolo Sorrentino is an Italian director known for Youth, The Great Beauty and Hand of God, which had a subplot about soccer great Diego Maradona and premiered on Netflix His latest film, Parthenope, is much different even though it also… Continue reading
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Anora Review- A Career Achievement For Sean Baker With A Breakout Performance From Mikey Madison
Sean Baker is an indie director who has chosen to make films about the underrepresented people of America. Such as transgender prostitutes, porn stars, or those that live exclusively in hotels because they can’t afford a better place to live.… Continue reading
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Flow Review- A Gorgeously Animated Feature Film With A Fantastic Lead Animal Character
Animation has come a long way from the days of Steamboat Willie and early Disney films like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, and Cinderella. Many studios have popped up in the last 80 or so years, but also… Continue reading
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The Substance Review- One Of The Best Horror Films Of The Year As Well As The Best Body Horror Since The Fly 1986
I’ve seen my share of body horror films in my day. The Human Centipede, Tusk, and The Fly come to mind when I think of this subgenre of horror. It’s a niche genre, but when it’s done right it can… Continue reading
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Last Summer Review- A Forbidden Love Affair That Is A Difficult One To Watch
Forbidden love has been a topic that filmmakers have written and directed films about for decades now. Whether it be man on woman, woman on man, or even man on man, woman or woman, films about forbidden love have intrigued… Continue reading
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The Zone of Interest Review- A Mix Between Pleasantville and Downfall Doesn’t Do This Masterpiece Justice
I’ve seen a lot of films about World War II but rarely have they shown the stark reality of what life was truly like for members of the SS. The Zone of Interest is the first film about the Nazis… Continue reading
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Monster Review- A Perfectly Written, Acted An Crafted Film By Kore-eda and Company
Monster is the latest film from legendary Japanese Hirokazu Kore-eda, the filmmaker behind Shoplifters, The Broker, and The Third Murder in recent years. He’s a director who has made films about fascinating subject matters. He puts a thought-provoking angle on… Continue reading
From the Fourth Row! 