This year is the 25th anniversary of the release of the first Jurassic Park. For most of us at Cinedelphia, it is a film that has defined what we look for […]
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This year is the 25th anniversary of the release of the first Jurassic Park. For most of us at Cinedelphia, it is a film that has defined what we look for […]
Read moreThis year is the 25th anniversary of the release of the first Jurassic Park. For most of us at Cinedelphia, it is a film that has defined what we look for […]
Read moreThis year is the 25th anniversary of the release of the first Jurassic Park. For most of us at Cinedelphia, it is a film that has defined what we look for […]
Read moreI was fortunate enough to see American Animals earlier this year at Sundance, and aside from reading a quick synopsis, I knew almost nothing about it. I did, however, know […]
Read moreDespite its humorous and endearing moments, there is an unavoidable darkness that lies beneath the surface of Oh Lucy!. This eccentric portrait of a distressed and confused middle-aged Japanese woman […]
Read moreAtsuko Hirayanagi’s debut feature film Oh Lucy!, adapted from her short film of the same name, is a beautiful and thoughtful portrait of a middle-aged woman desperate to find herself […]
Read moreThis goes without saying (or maybe it doesn’t because I feel the need to say it), but I haven’t seen every single movie that was released this year. Shocker, I […]
Read moreIt might initially come as a shock that director Justin Kurzel would move from his debut film The Snowtown Murders (2011) onto Macbeth, the iconic story originally penned by Shakespeare. […]
Read moreI should start by saying that I love Christmas movies. Holiday movies in general, really. I grew up with a regimented schedule of films in December that would include all […]
Read moreThis past Sunday, December 6th, PhilaMOCA housed the Philadelphia premiere of Driving Not Knowing. In attendance were the filmmakers Benjamin R. Davis, Dylan Hansen-Fliedner, Jay Jadick , and Dane Mainella […]
Read moreDriving Not Knowing is primarily about relationships: romantic relationships, friendships, and the relationship you have with yourself. Lee (Jay Jadick) is a poet, and lives with musician Will (Dane Mainella). They […]
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