The Many Saints of Newark review - Forget About It
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. Directed by Alan Taylor and written by David Chase and Lawrence Konner, The Many Saints of Newark is a prequel to t…
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The Last Duel Review - A Worthy Look at Perspective and Truth
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. It should always be acceptable to write reviews for films days, weeks, months or even years after they come out. Fo…
The Green Knight Review - Chivalry, Fatalism and Inevitability
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. As it doth stand, to wit, In story stiff and strong, In letters fairly writ, The land hath known it long. For s…
Stillwater Review - An Irresponsible Mutation of Truth
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. In 2016, director Tom McCarthy won, with co-writer Josh Singer, the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for…
Encanto Review - A Good Family Film About What it is to Create a Home
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. The notion of family has been prevalent in Disney’s more recent animated releases and with Encanto there is a stron…
Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn Review - Radu Jude Brings a Godard-esque View to the Internet Age
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. Romanian auteur Radu Jude’s Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn (BLB) explicitly highlights the terrifying growth of…
The Power of the Dog Review – A Testament to Jane Campion’s Immense Talent and Fearlessness as a Storyteller
After an extended absence from feature filmmaking Jane Campion makes a triumphant return to cinemas with the sweeping epic The Power of the Dog. Billed as a Western, the film runs more to an intense c…
Zola Review - Based on a True Tweet
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. When the sound of a notification bell goes off in black-comedy Zola, you know one of two things: 1. A verbatim me…
Boiling Point Review – A Mature Drama That Puts Viewers in the Middle of a Stress-Filled Kitchen
With Boiling Point, director Philip Barantini crafts a remarkable one-shot film about a chef in a successful restaurant who is on the edge of personal and professional ruin. Andy Jones (Stephen Graham…
When the Camera Stopped Rolling Review - An Important Reminder of the work of Lilias Fraser, a Trailblazing Aussie Cinematographer
Lilias Fraser isn’t the household name you would think she would have earned after watching Jane Castle’s recent documentary, When the Camera Stopped Rolling, whose mother the film centres around. Lil…
Like the Wind Review – Celebrated Cinematographer Christopher Doyle Opens Up in Ted McDonnell’s Explorative Documentary
Christopher Doyle is a pioneer of cinematography in Australia and the world, who continuously attempts to live outside the rigid norms that society deems fit as seen in Ted McDonnell’s latest document…
Memory Box Review - A Story of Intergenerational Trauma That Contains Both Joy and Heartbreak
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige's film, Memory Box, about intergenerational trauma could have been an abso…