Written by Taylor Baker
68/100
Max Walker-Silverman’s “A Love Song” straddles multiple cinematic stylings from a quirky (Wes) Andersonian tinged reclamation of a buried relative to the language of slow cinema found in lingering moments on a gorgeous landscape staring … Continue reading.
Written by Taylor Baker
70/100
Everyone’s favorite loud mouthed film critic uncle turned director is back with a brash Atlantic City government intrigue gambling film. Schrader once again leans on a heavily burdened middle aged man to communicate a story … Continue reading.
Written by Taylor Baker
82/100
Co-Directors Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat craft a meta-fictional criticism of art, wealth, and awards. Official Competition begins with José Luis Gómez’s Humberto Suarez, a lavishly wealthy man nearing the end of his life … Continue reading.
Written by Taylor Baker
34/100
The melodramatic and forced Flag Day is Sean Penn’s first foray picking up the camera since his critically panned follow up to Into the Wild, The Last Face. It is notably also the … Continue reading.
“One of the things that wrong with pictures today, I think, is that so many of the people making them started out wanting to.”
Peter Bogdanovich, Director of “Targets”
On Episode 131 of Drink in the Movies Michael & Taylor … Continue reading.
Directed by: James Cameron
Distributed by: 20th Century Studios
Written by Taylor Baker
70/100
Where do you begin with a behemoth like “Avatar: The Way of Water?” The 13 years it took to gestate since the 2009 original? The groundbreaking … Continue reading.
Written by Taylor Baker
78/100
Belfast-born Kenneth Branagh’s latest film Belfast is a love letter to a time gone by. Like a mid-size jawbreaker, you know what it is from the outset, but there’s no way to speed up the … Continue reading.
Written by Taylor Baker
65/100
The Sanctity of Space marks the first time either co-director/climber Renan Ozturk and Freddie Wilkinson have eclipsed a sixty minute runtime. It details the passage of the climbers on a collection of peaks that was … Continue reading.
Written by Taylor Baker
86/100
Jacques Audiard’s Paris, 13th District is a metaphorical mic drop on the anthology romance films you might know from the last twenty or so years like New York, I Love You or Berlin, I Love … Continue reading.
In this video Taylor Baker speaks with Thomas Stoneham-Judge and Todd Pengelly about the inaugural Vancouver Greek Film Festival.
The Vancouver Greek Film Festival is taking place in-person from June 16 to June 19 and is made possible by a … Continue reading.
