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‘The White Lotus’ Review: One of the TV Highlights of 2021

The thrill of Mike White’s satirical piece of television is not finding out whodunnit; it is watching its immensely gifted showrunner tackle several issues such as class divisions, gender roles, and grief in a simultaneously poignant and hysterical fashion.

‘What I’ve Been Watching in July’: Music-Themed Films

In this month’s edition of ‘What I’ve Been Watching’, I highlight four films revolved around music which range from narrative features to documentaries.

What I’ve Been Watching in June: LGBTQ Films

This latest entry in my monthly series highlights three features which illuminate multiple LGBT issues in a striking and moving fashion.

‘In the Heights’ Review: A Sublime Movie Musical

A rousing celebration of the Dominican community of Washington Heights, Jon M. Chu’s adaptation of Lin-Manuel Mirand’s stage show is joyous, emotionally resonant, and an essential theatrical experience.

The Return of Cinemas

I reflect upon hardly being able to attend a cinema over the past year and give my thoughts on my first visit since last September.

What I’ve Been Watching in May: Westerns (5 Highlights)

In this edition of ‘What I’ve Been Watching’, I spotlight five westerns I caught up to throughout May.

What I’ve Been Watching in April: Films Involving This Year’s Oscar Nominees

In this latest edition of ‘What I’ve Been Watching’, I highlight five films starring or directed by a few of the people nominated at the latest Academy Awards.

‘Shiva Baby’ Review: Simultaneously Entertaining and Stressful Viewing

A fine tonal juxtaposition, a breakout turn for Rachel Sennott, and an enthralling unveiling of Seligman’s writing and directorial talents, it will be difficult to find a movie that is as simultaneously stressful and thrilling as this one in 2021.

What I’ve Been Watching in March: Japanese Cinema – Five Highlights

Having delved into Japanese cinema over the past month, I spotlight five highly impressive films from the nation, ranging from historical dramas to psychological horror.

How ‘WandaVision’ Shows Promising Signs for the Future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe

As the Marvel Cinematic Universe enters a new era, the first of its Disney+ shows delves deeper into established characters in innovative and enjoyable ways.