The New York Times – Music:
A young tenor enters a world enlivened by computer graphics at a school devoted to the composer’s works in this Roland Emmerich-inspired film.
Author: Glenn Kenny
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‘The Magic Flute’ Review: Mozart Meets CGI, With Help From a Tween
The New York Times – Music:
A young tenor enters a CGI-enlivened world at a school devoted to the composer’s works in this Roland Emmerich- inspired film.
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‘Sansón and Me’ Review: Retracing a Path to Prison
The New York Times – Film:
The filmmaker Rodrigo Reyes examines immigration and incarceration through the story of a young undocumented man caught up in gang violence.
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‘God’s Time’ Review: Saving Her From Herself
The New York Times – Film:
Instead of making a thriller, the writer and director Daniel Antebi opts for a boho buddy comedy, with mixed results.
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‘88’ Review: Finding Hate in Numbers
The New York Times – Film:
In this new political thriller, a campaign finance manager uncovers a corrupt scheme.
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‘Last Night in New York’ Review: A Social Chronicler Explains Himself
The New York Times – Film:
A slew of well-off New Yorkers, many of them not very nice, sing the praises of their “Boswell,” David Patrick Columbia, in a new documentary.
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‘Mixtape Trilogy’ Review: Powerful Music, but a Less Powerful Film
The New York Times – Music:
A scholar, an architect and an Indigo Girls superfan talk about the musical artists that inspire them in Kathleen Ermitage’s documentary.
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‘Pamela, a Love Story’ Review: A Frank Look Back
The New York Times – Film:
This documentary from Ryan White rewinds, to powerful effect, on Pamela Anderson’s life and fame.
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‘Maybe I Do’ Review: Lukewarm Liaisons
The New York Times – Film:
Looking at the seasoned cast — Diane Keaton, Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon and William H. Macy — you might think you want to see this movie. Hold that thought.