Christopher Nolan's “Oppenheimer” can be read as a point of no return for the obsessive, visionary archetype, but it’s far more than that; a cautionary tale and character study as only this movie magician could conceive.
‘Atlantis’ Is A Brutally Evocative Slow Cinema Exercise From The Talented Cinematographer Who Shot ‘The Tribe’
An industrial SF film in perpetual mourning, 'Atlantis' is an overlay of everyday mundanity's complex layers of labor and abandonment - a visceral, slow cinema genre exercise from the DP of 'The Tribe'
Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet’ – Seeing The Cause After The Effect Caused A Double-Sided Film To Flop
Nolan's grandly misunderstood double-sided film was released at the worst possible time
Fargo Season 4 – Ep 7 & 8 Recap: “Lay Away,” “The Nadir,” God-Given Rights & Grim Reapers
Mirroring "Miller's Crossing's" over the top style, "Fargo" pays tribute to a true crime massacre, as death itself closes in on most all our characters.
Fargo Season 4 – Ep 6 & 7 Recap: “Camp Elegance,” “Lay Away,” Tall Tales Of The Snake Oil Salesman
As Fargo's mob war heats up, the foundational roots of American mythology's impact on the plight of the common snake oil salesman comes further into light.
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