The Glorias kicks off like basically every biopic, with a scene featuring the Oldest version of Gloria Steinem (played in this incarnation by Julianne Moore). The film then cuts back to her childhood upbringing, contrasting who she became with where she started. It’s a traditional framing that belies a far more unconventional vision that the film
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Miranda July’s KAJILLIONAIRE finds a perfect balance between Capital-Q Quirk, dark undercurrents and a genuine warmth and affection for its eccentric characters
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Guan Hu’s THE EIGHT HUNDRED is a spectacularly bloody and unhistorical piece of CCP propaganda.
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Christopher Nolan’s delirious new film delivers enough sound and fury to make up for the gaping hole that is 2020’s blockbuster season.
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