Jessica Chastain

THE ZOOKEEPER'S WIFE: The Holocaust Under A Softer Light
THE ZOOKEEPER’S WIFE: The Holocaust Under A Softer Light

Despite bringing to life some previously unseen perspectives on the holocaust, The Zookeeper’s Wife is far from faultless.

THE MARTIAN: An Immersive and Compelling Experience

Some of the very best films are those that are immersive experiences. You immediately know after leaving the theater that you have witnessed something special, and for anyone to even suggest otherwise just seems inarguably wrong. The Martian is one of the few films that I have seen this year that has left such an impact.

Miss Julie
MISS JULIE: Good For Some, Hard For Others

Known as an early work of naturalism, Miss Julie is a story of a Baron’s daughter who makes advances toward her family’s valet, Jean. One midsummer’s eve, tensions escalate between three characters: Miss Julie, Jean, and his fiance, Christine.

A Most Violent Year
A MOST VIOLENT YEAR: A Most Satisfying Film

J.C. Chandor may be just starting out, but his film resume is already very impressive.

Interstellar
INTERSTELLAR: A Big, Bold, Superbly Entertaining Sci-Fi

Christopher Nolan has made a solid place for himself in the rank of modern filmmakers. His latest film, Interstellar, further establishes his stance. It is a wondrously beautiful movie, with intense sci-fi sequences, a solid and talented cast, and even some thought-provoking ideas.