October 22, 2016

desierto

Austin Film Festival: Brilliant Cinematography And Poor Pacing Collide In ‘Desierto’ (FILM REVIEW)

Christian Long October 22, 2016 No Comments

Desierto is a beautiful looking film whose narrative never quite reaches the same level of quality.

Austin Film Festival: ‘Wakefield’ Is A Good Performance Trapped In A Not-So-Good Movie (FILM REVIEW)

Christian Long October 22, 2016 No Comments

Despite a powerhouse performance by Bryan Cranston, ‘Wakefield’ doesn’t quite hold together as a film

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