Articles by Chris Luciantonio
'Tigertail' Is a Lonely, Unflinching Account of the Immigrant Experience
Directed by Alan Yang
PUBLISHED Apr 14, 2020
If it wasn't clear from his incredible turn in Lulu Wang's The Farewell, Tigertail confirms that we are indeed living through the unexpecte...
'Resistance' Doesn't Have Much to Say About Marcel Marceau
Directed by Jonathan Jakubowicz
PUBLISHED Mar 30, 2020
It is safe to assume the average viewer of Jonathan Jakubowicz's Resistance would not be readily aware of famed mime artist Marcel Marceau'...
'Run This Town' Is a Frantic Telling of Toronto's Rob Ford Era That Kinda Misses the Point
Directed by Ricky Tollman
PUBLISHED Mar 3, 2020
It takes no acumen in political analysis to conclude that Rob Ford's tenure as Toronto's 64th mayor was an embarrassment of riches if you h...
'The Two Popes' Almost Gets in the Way of Its Stunning Leads
Directed by Fernando Meirelles
PUBLISHED Nov 22, 2019
It does not take any intuition to realize the main draw for a film like The Two Popes is folded neatly into its premise. The resignation of...
'Dolemite Is My Name' Is a Flagrant and Outrageous Biopic
Directed by Craig Brewer
PUBLISHED Oct 9, 2019
Charting the unconventional real-life rise to stardom of one idealistic dreamer who, despite being an acquired taste, refused the world tel...
'Promare' Offers Frenetic Eye Candy and Style to Burn
Directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi
PUBLISHED Oct 2, 2019
Studio Trigger announcing their development of a standalone feature film put many an anime fan familiar with their "Style is the Substance"...