Tessa Thompson
Sundance 2021 Review: ‘Passing’ is a Beautifully Searing Period Piece That Still Resonates
LV Taylor review's Rebecca Hall's feature debut, Passing starring Tessa Thompson, Ruth Negga, André Holland, Bill Camp and Alexander Skarsgard.
Film Review: ‘Sylvie’s Love’ is a Melodic Ode to Extraordinary Love
The love affair between music — jazz in particular — and romance on the screen is a story that is often told (from 1961’s Paris Blues to 2020’s The Eddy). Writer/director Eugen...
Middleburg Film Festival Day 1+2: ‘Sylvie’s Love,’ ‘Sound of Metal,’ ‘The Dissident’ and More
A series of reviews from Alan French from the first two days at the Middleburg Film Festival. The films being reviewed in this article are Sylvie's Love, Sound of Metal, The Dissident, and I Am Greta.
Review: ‘Men In Black’ Go International With New Suits, More Action, And Less Fun
Aaron Neuwirth reviews Men In Black: International, the continuation of the sci-fi-comedy series that finds new agents on a globetrotting adventure.
Executive Producer Tessa Thompson on the Female Energized Set of DaCosta’s ‘Little Woods’
Joelle Monique sits down with Nia DaCosta and Tessa Thompson to discuss their latest film, Little Woods.
Review: ‘Creed II’ Gets Personal in the Ring with a Second Victory for Jordan
Matt Marshall reviews 'Creed II,' the eighth chapter of the Rocky franchise, starring Michael B. Jordan, Sylvester Stallone and Dolph Lundgren.
Review: ‘Creed II’ Takes Hits But Keeps On Swinging
The fact that Creed II is so good shows how tough the Rocky franchise truly is. Few films could get away with putting together a story so familiar, yet succeed anyway. More specifically, the idea of c...
Creed II Review: Franchise Fred Approves Rocky VIII, Rocky IV Part II and Creed II
The Rocky movies changed with the times, for better or worse. Rocky IV was a far cry from the humble Oscar winning drama of Rocky, but in 1985 it was exactly what America needed (and the movie where m...
Review: ‘Sorry To Bother You’ But Enjoy This Wildly Ambitious Film
Sometimes it is easy to tell when a new cinematic voice is ready to be heard. Sorry to Bother You has the benefit of a high-profile cast to keep it from slipping through the cracks, which is precisely...