Tagged: Sony Pictures Classics

This has been a great year for coming of age pictures to emerge from Sundance, and I... Read more →

Parker Posey has been blessed to work with so many visionary indie directors of her time.... Read more →

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Foxcatcher shines a bright light to expose dark truths in regards to the corruption of the American dream.

This is a film that in no way glamorizes war. In The Notebook, war unleashes terror beyond containment.

It seems significant to me that Love Is Strange is an optimistic film about the possibility of love between two men.

Everything in this briskly paced, ontological romantic comedy shines. It's as close to perfection as the director has ever come.