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Author Archives: Grace Suh
Indie Review: ‘I Am Love’
I Am Love opens with a flurry, as the expertly-trained uniformed staff of an haute-bourgeoisie Milanese manufacturing family prepare for the Christmas season birthday of the leonine patriarch. The family members arrive, each magnificently attired (this being Milan, after all), … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews
Tagged Edoardo Gabbriellini, Flavio Parenti, I Am Love, Italian, Luca Guadagnino, Magnolia Pictures, Marisa Berenson, Tilda Swinton
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Indie Review: ‘Micmacs’
It takes a lot to make me sympathize with arms dealers, especially the ruthless and pure evil ones, but Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s relentlessly whimsical and quirky Micmacs very nearly succeeds. The movie opens promisingly enough, with a beautifully shot (by Tetsuo … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Films, Indie, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Amelie, André Dussollier, City of Lost Children, Dany Boon, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Micmacs, Micmacs à tire-larigot, Nicolas Marié
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NYAFF Review: ‘Chaw’
A gigantic, half-ton, blood-thirsty wild boar is rampaging wild on the mountain, feasting on humans dead and alive. And who is responsible for this horrific threat to Sameri, the peaceful little hamlet (self-proclaimed “the Crimeless Village”), at the foot of … Continue reading
Posted in Film Festivals, Horror, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Asian Cinema, Chaw, Host, Movies, New York Asian Film Festival, NYAFF, Reviews, Shin Jung-Won
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Indie Review: ‘Mother and Child’
Rodrigo Garcia’s new film is entitled Mother and Child, but it might more accurately have been called Mother and Daughter, as variations of that freighted relationship play out in the interconnected lives of three women in Los Angeles, depicted with … Continue reading
Posted in Indie, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Annette Bening, Indie, Indie Films, Jimmy Smits, Kerry Washington, Mother and Child, Moves, Naomi Watts, Reviews, Rodrigo Garcia
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Indie Review: ‘Please Give’
Perhaps only New Yorkers can fully appreciate the unique but not uncommon real estate transaction that underlies Nicole Holofcener’s fourth feature film Please Give. Successful dealers in trendy midcentury modern furniture, Kate and Alex have leapt at the chance to … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Indie, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Catherine Keener, Indie Films, Movies, Nicole Holofcener, Oliver Platt, Please give, Rebecca Hall, Reviews
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