Authors: Patrick Gibbs
Film Review: Musk
Musk takes an expansive, skeptical look at Elon Musk’s extraordinary rise from internet entrepreneur to one of the most powerful and controversial figures. … read more
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Film Review: You Can See Everything
You Can See Everything offers a disquieting examination of truth, deception and the fragile boundary between authenticity and performance. … read more
MASBEDO and The Complex Nature of Arsa
The filmmakers found their Arsa in Martinucci, whose lack of extensive acting experience ultimately became part of what attracted them to her. … read more
Film Review: The Social Reckoning
The Social Reckoning is far more procedural than its predecessor, and it doesn’t feel as fresh or divertly entertaining, though it makes up for that in urgency. … read more
Film Review: Angel and The Badman
The power of the right material in the wrong hands is immeasurable. This film had a powerhouse team of the wrong hands. … read more
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How Mu Zhengyang Made All Wishes Come True!
Chinese mythology gets a playful new interpretation in All Wishes Come True! The ancient Chinese legend of the Eight Immortals has been reimagined for a contemporary audience in a visually breathtaking film that’s part caper comedy, part epic adventure and part fable. … read more
Your Attention Please, Sara Robin and Kristin Bride Have Something...
The debate over social media and children is at a pivotal moment, and Your Attention Please examines how the attention economy has reshaped childhood, mental health and human connection. … read more
How Shabana Azeez Stays Grounded in The Airport Chaplain
After finishing season The Pitt, Indo-Australian actress Shabana Azeez flew back to Melbourne to star in The Airport Chaplain, a new series about airport ministry. … read more
Film Review: The Weight
The Weight aims high in bringing us a new story that draws inescapable parallels between the Great Depression and the America we live in today, sometimes succeeding. … read more
Film Review: The Fix
The Fix, a military thriller rooted in the war in Afghanistan, is being released on the 25th anniversary of 9/11. While this seems like a provocative choice, the idea that there’s anything bold or interesting about this movie out of your head right now. … read more
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Film Review: Mayday
‘80s nostalgia is huge these days, but there’s more to the ‘80s than tabletop RPGs, Amblin’ movies or even music. Mayday is very much a throwback to an era of war and patriotic propaganda films– with the twist of 20/20 hindsight. … read more
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Edie Arnold Is a Loser Brings Its Utah-Made Punk Comedy...
The coming-of-age film Edie Arnold Is A Loser is having its own homecoming this weekend, September 4 at the Salt Lake Film Society’s Broadway Centre Cinemas. … read more
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