
‘Past Lives’ – An Emotional, Tender Romantic Drama | One Minute Movie Reviews
While the first two-thirds could have been stronger, this is a tender drama that culminates in an emotional, beautiful way.

While the first two-thirds could have been stronger, this is a tender drama that culminates in an emotional, beautiful way.
This wonderful tonal juggling act combines the serious and whimsical to great success.
A fascinating character study and a cleverly crafted, unexpected whodunit.
Despite a few stumbles, this hard-hitting crime story manages to deliver the goods.
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While We’re Young’s attitude is too obvious, making it hard to see the carefully constructed critique and nuances that usually come with Baumbach’s work.
Still Life is, quite simply, a stunning movie. Every minute of it warmed the cockles of my heart. The melancholic premise is gentle where other films would manipulate, quiet where music would bombard and organic where SFXÂ usually dominates. A film
Written by Guillermo Troncoso. Loosely based on the prize-winning Gallic graphic novel by Julie Maroh, Blue Is the Warmest Color comes with a Palme d’Or under its belt, the first Palme d’Or awarded to both the director and the lead
Written by Guillermo Troncoso. Ah, the awkward teenager. Cinema’s beloved subject matter has provided audiences with countless young, troubled protagonists that remind us all of a time that was full of confusion and heartbreak. The Way, Way Back’s graceless adolescent
Written by Guillermo Troncoso. Satellite Boy tells the story of Pete (Cameron Wallaby), a ten-year-old boy who lives with his grandfather, Jagamarra (played by classic Indigenous actor David Gulpilil), on an abandoned open-air cinema in Outback Australia. When his home
Tabu is a star crossed lovers tale told in two parts. Part One, ‘Paradise Lost’, is set in modern-day Lisbon. Using the film language of a contemporary European character drama, it is slow and contemplative. We meet the Juliet of

It may not reach the heights it aims for, but the craft on display — both behind and in front of the camera — is undeniable.
Harmony Korine writes and directs this story of four girls who hit up Florida to celebrate Spring Break. If Korine’s name sounds familiar, that’s because he wrote two of Larry Clark’s controversial films: Kids and Ken Park, the latter of
Written by Guillermo Troncoso. Ryan Gosling stars as Luke, a motorcycle stunt driver that travels with a carnival. While in Schenectady, New York, Luke meets up with a lost flame, Romina (Eva Mendez). When he learns that she has had
Michael Haneke is one of the most fascinating filmmakers around today. From his exploration of cinematic violence in Funny Games to his diagnosis of German society in The White Ribbon, Haneke has always crafted challenging pieces of cinema. His films
Written by Guillermo Troncoso David O. Russell (Three Kings, I Heart Huckabees, The Fighter) writes and directs this impressive comedy-drama starring Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. Cooper plays Pat Solitano, a former teacher who has just moved in with his