By Bradley Lane The Power of the Dog is a razor-tight, whip-smart post-Western drama crafted by master filmmaker, Jane Campion. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch as emotionally hardened ranch hand, Phil, and Jesse Plemons as his awkward […]
By Bradley Lane Kirsten Johnson has been a cinematographer for documentary films for nearly 30 years and just recently began to direct films herself in 2016 with her debut feature film, Cameraperson. This was a […]
By Bradley Lane The ways in which we interact with the world around us is central in the first-time feature film director, Jérémy Clapin’s I Lost My Body. Day in and day out we are […]
By Bradley Lane Spike Lee’s work has, for the most part, always revolved around the Black experience, and Da 5 Bloods is a perfect example of Lee doing what he does best. He tells a […]
By Bradley Lane Kirsten Johnson has been a cinematographer for documentary films for nearly 30 years and just recently began to direct films herself in 2016 with her debut feature film, Cameraperson. This was a […]
By Bradley Lane Richard Linklater is one of the most important American directors currently working in movies today. His studio films are considered classics like School of Rock and Dazed and Confused, and his independent […]
By Bradley Lane The film industry nationwide seems to be in a sort of in between state as films release both in theaters and on streaming services, sometime simultaneously. Certainly, here in central Indiana restrictions […]
By Bradley Lane The Power of the Dog is razor tight, whip-smart post-Western drama crafted by master filmmaker, Jane Campion. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch as emotionally hardened ranch hand, Phil, and Jesse Plemons as his awkward […]
By all measures Korean cinema and television has been experiencing an unprecedented level of international success. Just two years ago, Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite captured audiences with its genre-bending portrayal of the absurdities of late capitalism […]