In Father Mother Sister Brother, the first film from Jim Jarmusch in over six years, Jarmusch explores this world of, as Tom Waits puts it, “family relations” and how the secrets we keep to ourselves have the power to shape an entire family’s identity as much so as the things we reveal.
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Read MoreSince Saltburn’s 2022 release, critics have noted it’s similarities to The Talented Mr. Ripley, often for worse.
Read MoreA deep dive into the figure of the American housewife in Todd Haynes’ films.
Read MoreTár is the rare film that dares you to talk about what you think the film is about instead of just telling you outright.
Read MoreTodd Field’s films deserve the biggest screen possible.
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