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Arts

Dress success: Funny and surreal, In Fabric is a perfect fit

Subverting genre conventions is one thing. Channeling them into a wholly unique artistic vision is another thing entirely. This is what sets English filmmaker Peter Strickland apart as an innovator, […]

kristoferjenson | December 18, 2019

Arts

Riding it out: Familial clashes move Waves through a complex narrative

Trey Edward Shults’ Waves is an ambitious next step for the writer-director of Krisha and It Comes at Night, balancing his atmospheric skills against a complex narrative of parental pressure, […]

kristoferjenson | December 11, 2019

Arts

Sharp and intriguing: Knives Out is an Agatha Christie-style thrill ride

In the grand tradition of Agatha Christie comes Rian Johnson’s Knives Out, an ingenious, exciting, rollicking good time. It’s best experienced with no knowledge of the plot, so if that’s […]

kristoferjenson | December 4, 2019

Arts

Together apart: Marriage Story works through tears and humor

Though Noah Baumbach’s Marriage Story openly invites comments on the irony of the title—this is, after all, a movie about divorce—it’s in their separation that Nicole and Charlie Barber (Scarlett […]

kristoferjenson | November 27, 2019

Arts

Serving truth: The Report delivers through strong performances

Investigative thriller The Report cares so passionately for its subject matter that it could almost be considered a new work of journalism, rather than a docudrama. Director Scott Z. Burns […]

kristoferjenson | November 20, 2019

Arts

Dreadfully good: Doctor Sleep will keep you up at night

The best thing you can do with a Stanley Kubrick sequel is to make it as un-Kubrick as possible. Mike Flanagan’s Doctor Sleep, adapted from Stephen King’s follow-up to The […]

kristoferjenson | November 13, 2019

Arts

Back again: Terminator: Dark Fate sends the series into a tailspin

Apparently not all jobs outsourced by James Cameron are created equal. Earlier this year, we saw Alita: Battle Angel, his collaboration with director Robert Rodriguez. The hands-on approach of both […]

kristoferjenson | November 6, 2019

Arts

Berlin bust: Jojo Rabbit loses its satirical footing

The good news is that you’ll love writer/director/actor Taika Waititi. The bad news is there’s no charming your way out of a misfire as big as Jojo Rabbit. You can […]

kristoferjenson | October 30, 2019

Arts

Fest bets: Making the most of your Virginia Film Festival schedule

Every year, the Virginia Film Festival brings the best in films past, present, and future. Critics and writers appearing at VAFF include Jamelle Bouie of The New York Times and […]

kristoferjenson | October 23, 2019

Arts

Snap out of it: Animated Addams Family update is a jokeless remake

The progression from animated family film to straight-to-Netflix series is perfectly natural. Kids want to spend more time with the characters, studios want to keep the property in the public […]

kristoferjenson | October 16, 2019

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