Tag: Cobie Smulders

Cicada | Review

Triumph Over Trauma: Fifer & Mulcare Mine Catharsis with Poignant, Intersectional Drama The importance of representation is a concept which, like many conceits, is more...

Unexpected | Review

Baby Boom: Swanberg’s Pregnancy Drama Plays it Safe For a glaring portrait of the subtle audacity of subconscious privilege unawares, look no further than Kris...

DuVall, Interrupted: Lynskey, Lyonne, Shawkat & Smulders Join Thesp’s Directorial Debut

While not all that unusual in a country such as France, we can add the name of Clea DuVall to the stream of under 40 actresses...

Avengers: Age of Ultron | Review

The Wrath of Bland: Whedon’s Poo Poo Platter Continues Mainstream event cinema continues to shackle box office glory and narrative familiarity to a creative deathbed...

2015 Sundance Film Festival Predictions: Kris Swanberg’s Unexpected

We usually expect the unexpected, but in this case, the Unexpected would totally be unexpected. With two previous features under her belt, Kris Swanberg...

2015 Sundance Film Festival Predictions: Andrew Bujalski’s Results

Andrew Bujalski's Computer Chess turned out to be the feel good film of Sundance and that's not because the early gamers are particularly charming,...

They Came Together | Review

Come Undone: Wain’s Cliché Buster Episodically Funny Every now and then, director David Wain delivers a great film with his certain brand of offbeat humor...

Sundance 2014: Colangelo, Shelton, Corbijn, Winterbottom, Araki & Gareth Evans Among 16 V.I.Ps

The Sundance Film Festival made their final feature film line-ups with the Premieres category announcements. Sixteen films with huge name talent, returnee filmmakers and...

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