Ethan and Maya Hawke Can’t Find Flannery O’Connor in Wildcat
Adapting both the work and life of Flannery O’Connor, Ethan and Maya Hawke stumble in search of truth. Our Wildcat review:
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Evil Does Not Exist in Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s Unsettling Follow-Up to Drive My Car
Evil Does Not Exist opens with the camera languorously tracking through treetops, seen from the ground, until interrupting itself abruptly with a music-stopping shot of Hana (Ryo Nishikawa), a grade-school-aged girl with her neck craned up – suggesting we were previously sharing her point of view. The implied closeness of that opening shot is the nearest the camera gets to its characters for a while; it’s 10, maybe 15 minutes before anyone in the movie is seen in close-up.
Charly Bliss Announces New Album Forever
Power pop band Charly Bliss has announced their first new album in five years, ‘Forever,’ the highly anticipated follow-up to ‘Young Enough.’
Kavalan Triple Sherry Cask Single Malt Whisky Review
Kavalan is a malt whisky distillery from Taiwan, just making its way stateside with this bombastic, sherry forward dram.
The Best Songs of April 2024
Featuring Chappell Roan, This Is Lorelei, Dr. Dog, Cassandra Jenkins, Sour Widows and more.