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Jake Sanders

Jake Sanders


Feature: Q&A with Barry Jenkins

Barry Jenkins continues his international charm offensive

Last Tango in Paris abuse allegations resurfaced

The controversy around Last Tango in Paris is shocking, but all too familiar

Review: The Greasy Strangler

The Greasy Strangler relies too heavily on contrived plot and crude imagery to succeed as a comedy

HOME Pick of the Week: King Jack

King Jack is a fairly by the numbers coming-of-age drama made watchable by its emotional sincerity

Review: King Jack

Despite being flawed and cliched at times, the small-town drama is a charming film with a sincere and tender approach to familiar subject matter

Classic Review: Purple Noon

This French adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s The Talented Mr. Ripley provides a beautiful blend of pulp and art house cinema

Review: Listen to Me Marlon

In Listen To Me Marlon, Stevan Riley gives powerful insights into the legendary actor, though he avoids some notable aspects of the life of Marlon Brando

HOME Pick of the Week: Tangerine

Aside from its notoriety for being shot on an iPhone 5, Tangerine is a charming and emotionally resonant picture that succeeds in making itself truly unique

Classic Review: The Seventh Seal

Despite being the subject of endless parodies, Ingmar Bergman’s early masterpiece, The Seventh Seal, remains a bleak and thought-provoking work of cinema

Classic Review: The 400 Blows

Truffaut’s masterful debut, The 400 Blows, helped kick the influential French New Wave movement into motion

Review: 45 Years

Andrew Haigh’s second feature film is a powerful portrait of ageing love

Review: Life

This James Dean biopic, Life, has a few too many fatal flaws to be passable