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Film: Page 25

Eat Me

Disgusting and pretentious, Raw tells the story of a teenaged vegan driven to cannibalism

Film 10 years ago

The premise is just so damn tasty: A teenaged vegan, Justine (Garance Marillier), enters the veterinary school where her sister, Alexia (Ella Rumpf), is already … Continue reading →

The Cat’s Meow

New documentary Kedi takes a look at Istanbul’s beloved — and threatened — population of street cats

Film 10 years ago

I live with two cats, and I haven’t looked at either of them in quite the same way since seeing Kedi, a lovely new documentary … Continue reading →

Love and Empire

Forbidden romance and imperial intrigue collide in Amma Asante’s A United Kingdom

Film 10 years ago

There shouldn’t be anything more enjoyable than watching David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike making their way through a biopic deftly directed by Amma Asante (Belle). … Continue reading →

Apocalypse Kong

Big monkey exposes the naked ape in Kong: Skull Island

Film 10 years ago

I am so utterly sick to death of human beings and their selfish, greedy, murderous ways that — when the latest incarnation of everyone’s favorite … Continue reading →

Porn by the People

Dan Savage’s annual HUMP! film fest brings a smattering of amateur erotica to Eugene

Film 10 years ago

As is now somewhat of a tradition, this year’s annual HUMP! homemade porn festival — conceived and carried out by “Seattle’s only newspaper” The Stranger … Continue reading →

Mutant Dystopia

Logan revives X-Men’s Wolverine for a timely tale about oppression and bigotry

Film 10 years ago

If you’ve seen either of the previous Wolverine movies, you may harbor some entirely understandable skepticism about why the grumpy mutant needs a third solo … Continue reading →

Monsters On Main Street

Director Jordan Peele’s debut film Get Out is a perfectly structured social thriller about insidious racism

Film 10 years ago

Get Out’s opening scene appears, at first, disconnected from the main story — a moment that simply sets the stage. As a young black man … Continue reading →

We Have Seen The Enemy

In the new documentary I Am Not Your Negro, late author James Baldwin calls out the racism always eating away at American society

Film 10 years ago

James Baldwin is one of my all-time heroes. His writing, not to mention the mere fact of his life and times, inspires in me a … Continue reading →

Attention Must Be Paid

Film 10 years ago

The great Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky invented the modern suspense thriller with Crime and Punishment, the story of a poor college student who murders his … Continue reading →

Her Own Freedom

A philosophical Things to Come traces a woman’s path

Film 10 years ago

Things to Come is an odd title (translated from the French L’avenir). Is it a threat or a promise? It’s a little of both, and all happening … Continue reading →

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