Tremendous CEO Jeremiah Abraham on the ‘Situationship’ That Changed His Life and Career
“If I hadn’t landed that job at Disney, I don’t know where I’d be right now. I’d probably still be coding somewhere in aerospace.”
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‘The Fall’ Is a Timeless Masterpiece and True Visual Feast
The unusual and somewhat tragic setup of 'The Fall' allows director Tarsem Singh the chance to showcase his incredible vision.
Venice 2024: Three’s a Crowd in Documentary ‘Mistress Dispeller’
Director Elizabeth Lo welds contrasting concepts of love together using pristine cinematography and swooning soundtracks juxtaposed with uncomfortable conversations about fidelity and failing.
‘Tokyo Cowboy’ Rides Off Into the Sunset with Goodhearted Intentions
An affectionate tribute to the Montana cattle ranch setting and the warm bonds made within it.
Dìdi (弟弟) Is Unruly as Pubescence Itself
Izaac Wang perfectly brings to life Sean Wang’s vision, wearing Chris’ perspective with keen understanding and precision.
Awkwafina’s ‘Jackpot!’ Prizes Bored Indifference
A film so boring and stilted, I couldn’t even be entertained by what makes it so painstakingly bad.
‘Stoker’ Subverts the Southern Gothic Story
Park Chan-wook’s first English language feature 'Stoker' is a polished and deliberately unsettling coming-of-age story with a heavy dose of Southern Gothic flair.
The Joy and Pain of Joan Chen’s Performance in ‘Dìdi (弟弟)’
In what could be her Hollywood breakthrough, Joan Chen delivers a devastating performance in Sean Wang's film, 'Dìdi'.
Looking into The Queer Mirror of ‘Mulan’
Of all the Disney Princess films, 1998’s 'Mulan' is arguably the only one to utilize the mirror to unintentionally underline the LGBTQ+ experience.
‘Ultraman: Rising’ Directors Speak to the Family Values of Ultraman
Directors Shannon Tindle and John Aoshima discuss the Easter eggs and inspirations for their film 'Ultraman: Rising.'
