Glenn Close
‘La Bola Negra’ Review: A Sweeping, Heartbreaking Masterpiece About Love, Identity & The Past
Explores what it means to be gay throughout different eras, focusing on "three existences" that are connected through themes of sexuality, desire, pain, and inheritance.
NBFF 2025 Review: ‘Wake Up Dead Man’ Successfully Challenges The Almighty Benoit Blanc
Detective Benoit Blanc takes on a new case that brings him into the orbit of a charismatic priest, Monsignor Jefferson Wicks, and his devout congregation. When a mysterious death occurs, Blanc must na...
25 Years Later, ‘Air Force One’ Still Represents the American Ideal—and The Ultimate Action Hero
Communist radicals hijack Air Force One with the U.S. President and his family on board. The Vice President negotiates from Washington D.C., while the President, a veteran, fights to rescue the hostag...
‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Review: Amy Adams and Glenn Close Battle It Out with Two of the Year’s Best Performances
A Yale law student drawn back to his hometown grapples with family history, Appalachian values and the American dream.
‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Review: Appalachian Salvation
A Yale law student drawn back to his hometown grapples with family history, Appalachian values and the American dream.
The Paper 25th Anniversary: Stop The Presses (Because This Is Online Anyway)
Sources say The Paper came out 25 years ago today. It didn’t make it to Maryland for another week but The Paper was a special movie to me long before I became a journalist. I had recently gotten my dr...