Wormwood (2017)
by Felipe Rosa
Wormwood: it doesn’t really matter, ultimately, if the story told by Errol Morris in this documentary is fully the truth or not;
Categories: Non-Film Reviews • Tags: documentary
Casting a ballot – 45th Annie Awards
by Felipe Rosa
The 45th Annie Awards ceremony will take place on Saturday, February 3rd, 2018. As I have been doing for a few years,
Categories: Non-Reviews • Tags: awards 2017
The Boss Baby
by Felipe Rosa
The Boss Baby: there are two halves-of-sorts to Tom McGrath’s film:
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: animation, comedy, fantasy
The Disaster Artist
by Felipe Rosa
The Disaster Artist: James Franco’s film is, in a way, a celebration of a dreamer, one that
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: biopic / historic, comedy, drama
The Post
by Felipe Rosa
The Post: Steven Spielberg achieves quite a lot: a tightly paced and efficient procedural, a fine history lesson, and a
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: biopic / historic, drama
The Wound (Inxeba)
by Felipe Rosa
The Wound: the greatest asset of John Trengove’s film is a story that opens up
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
Casting a ballot – 22nd Annual ADG Awards
by Felipe Rosa
The 22nd Annual Art Directors Guild Awards ceremony will take place on Saturday, January 27th, 2018. As I have been doing for a few years, as we get into the awards season, I’ll post the fictional ballots for some of the guild awards, showing what my vote would be if I had one. I will, as a rule, abstain from my fictional vote if I haven’t seen at least half of the nominees. And to be perfectly clear, I’m not a member […]
Categories: Non-Reviews • Tags: awards 2017
Wonderstruck
by Felipe Rosa
Wonderstruck: the dual narrative structure of Todd Haynes’ drama creates a small puzzle, but
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
Strong Island
by Felipe Rosa
Strong Island: Yance Ford’s deeply honest, touching, and personal documentary is
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: documentary
