“Flee” Will Leave You Spellbound.
I left “Flee” with that “floating-on-air feeling” that you get after seeing something really special. After seeing a masterpiece.
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by Patrick | Dec 28, 2021 | Action, Archival Posts, Documentary, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, Gotham Independent Film Awards, LAFCA, National Board of Review, NSFC, NYFCC, Oscars, Queer Film | 0 |
I left “Flee” with that “floating-on-air feeling” that you get after seeing something really special. After seeing a masterpiece.
Read Moreby Patrick | Dec 3, 2021 | Award Season, Critic Awards, NYFCC | 0 |
In the fifty-two years since Dylan Canon first won Best Supporting Actress in NY in 1969, 13 of their choices have failed to get a nomination..
Read Moreby Patrick | Jan 14, 2022 | Archival Posts, BAFTA, DGA, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, LAFCA, Mystery, Netflix, NYFCC, Oscars, Queer Film, Western | 0 |
“The Power of the Dog” is one of the best films of 2021. Campion directs with an expert hand assisted by Ari Wegner and Jonny Greenwood.
Read Moreby Patrick | Jan 6, 2022 | Archival Posts, BAFTA, Drama, Film Reviews, Gotham Independent Film Awards, Independent Spirit Awards, LAFCA, NSFC, NYFCC, Oscars | 1 |
He cannot drive his own car. He must have a driver. He is reluctant but, eventually, he acquiesces. The driver is Misaki played by Toko Miura.
Read Moreby Patrick | Feb 3, 2022 | Archival Posts, Film Reviews, NSFC, NYFCC, Oscars, Romance | 0 |
Time stands still as Julie leaves Aksel, frozen in the kitchen as he pours her a cup of coffee, and runs through the streets of daytime Oslo.
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