Robert Redford, Jane Fonda, and the director of The Lunchbox? It sounds like a match made in heaven.
Ritesh Batra (The Sense of An Ending) has really found his niche in later-in-life romance films, but Our Souls At Night has an added ingredient of sweetness. The Netflix-distributed drama rekindles the erstwhile onscreen romance between Robert Redford and Jane Fonda in their fourth collaboration together, and it seems like the most charming thing.
The premise is simple enough: two neighbors, Addie (Fonda) and Louis (Redford), have lived next to each other for years decide to give love a chance. But in doing so, they are faced with the ups and downs of jump-starting a relationship at their age, not to mention doing so in a small town and with years of as-yet unidentified baggage dragging behind them.
‘Giant’ and the Social Problem Genre Deserve Your AnalysisBy Emily Kubincanek
On the 61st anniversary of its premiere, we look George Steven’s epic as large as the Benedict ranch and the complicated genre it inhabits.
As early as the silent era of film, Hollywood has been using…Read More
Jerry Lewis, Artifice, and RegressionBy Jacob Oller
The late comedian reveled in repetition.
Jerry Lewis was an early pioneer of video playback, watching himself scene after scene in films which he both directed and starred. This was indicative of a certain perf…Read More
One Man’s Fanfic: The ‘Star Wars’ Disco Album You Need to HearBy Cooper Peltz
Now that you’ve watched the Last Jedi trailer one billion times, let’s learn a little about one of the weirder byproducts of the Star Wars saga.
For best results: listen while reading.
Nowadays, you…Read More
Luc Besson Has Found His Next FeatureBy Sheryl Oh
Anna is due to follow up Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets and has already secured some acting heavyweights.
When you’re an auteur (who is also preferably a dude), anything is possible. The colossal flo…Read More
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