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‘Dhurandhar’ movie review: Revenge served cold  The Hindu

Remembering 'Selma,' on Martin Luther King Day  Substack

Eleven Great Movies About Socialism  Book and Film Globe

Boy Erased Doesn’t Soft-Pedal the Horrors of Gay Conversion Therapy, and Thank God for That  Slate

KVIFF 2021: Zátopek, Paris, 13th District, Petite Maman  Roger Ebert

Review: Bryan Cranston and Kevin Hart as an Odd Couple in The Upside  Third Coast Review

‘42’ director: I didn’t soft pedal racially charged language  Los Angeles Times

Review: Netflix's 'The Dirt' Is a Potent Reminder of an Era You Wish You Could Forget  Pajiba

‘Call Jane’ Review: Abortion History That’s Being Repeated Now (Published 2022)  The New York Times

Neo-Neo Realism Inertia: So Yong Kim’s Treeless Mountain  Slant Magazine

Review: 'Becoming Cousteau' brings back the legendary ocean explorer, whose environmental message is more needed than ever  The Movie Cricket

A Low-Stakes Watch  Style Weekly

"Selma" powerfully presents MLK and the hard road to history  OnMilwaukee

Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley Is the Noir Equivalent of a Fake Dive Bar  Vulture

30 years ago: ‘Jefferson in Paris’ was Merchant and Ivory’s underwhelming tale of the third president  Substack

Review: Koko: A Talking Gorilla  Slant Magazine

Review: For an Aging Actor, Another Chance to Be ‘The Hero’ (Published 2017)  The New York Times

Review: ‘Race’ Chronicles Jesse Owens’s Rise to Olympic Glory (Published 2016)  The New York Times

Soft horror film Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 is almost truly scary  CultureMap Austin

Hitting the booze: Why does Hollywood so often soft pedal on its drunks?  The Independent

The Last Movie Star movie review  Roger Ebert

Triangle of Sadness Movie Review  Book and Film Globe

'Far From the Madding Crowd' is fresh and far from Hardy lite  The Christian Science Monitor

Movie Listings for March 18-24 (Published 2016)  The New York Times

'Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti' chronicles Gauguin’s desire to see a new way  The Christian Science Monitor

Here Is the New Introduction to Gone With the Wind, Which Is Back on HBO Max  Slate

‘Misbehaviour’ Review: Pretty Women, Some Pretty Angry (Published 2020)  The New York Times

'The Wind Rises' is beautiful but conceptually muddled  The Christian Science Monitor