One of the more emotionally impactful and hard-hitting courtroom dramas I’ve seen in quite some time. Sandra Hüller was an absolute force and probably conveyed a range of emotion better than any lead actress has all year. Excluding Oppenheimer (because I don’t necessarily see it as a “traditional” courtroom drama), not since The Trial of the Chicago 7 has a courtroom drama engrossed me the way Anatomy of A Fall did. An in-depth and overly personal dissection of emotion, marriage,…

Not that we don’t already, but we need to hold Richard Linklater’s name in the highest esteem. His expanding filmography is nothing short of spectacular. He has this raw talent and an eye for the empathetic and personal that breeds this involuntary addictive response to his projects, making his films so desirable and so easily lovable

I have so many thoughts rummaging through my head right now... borderline assaulting me. My downfall on Letterboxd is writing reviews almost immediately after…

A quirky display of sincere and sexual filmmaking. An important exploration of ideals and the values of life and independence. Yorgos Lanthimos is at his most audacious here and delivers a one of a kind experience that will absolutely dazzle. Poor Things is a technical feast. It’s an ode to creativity and a stunning exhibit of masterful direction. There’s so much filmmaking exploration here. Lanthimos is utilizing camera-work techniques, color schemes, and editing decisions that we’ve never seen him play…