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7/11/2025, 2:42:27 AM
Midyear Reckoning 2025
>Demons at Dawn is Julián Hernández’s morning-after romance, a rebuke of the walk of shame that embraces a careerist couple’s need for love.
>Eat the Night is Caroline Poggi and Jonathan Vinel’s tale of Millennial siblings who discover the difference between physical and virtual experience — a timely, fully felt tragedy.
>The Empire is Bruno Dumont’s awesome answer to Star Wars. Decades late, but it’s never too late to correct pop trash that neglected mankind’s need and desperate search for spiritual sustenance.
>The Friend is Scott McGehee and David Siegel’s class-conscious lament for how urban sophisticates (Naomi Watts, Bill Murray, and a Great Dane) deny but can’t escape spiritual obligations.
>Henry Fonda for President is Alexander Horwath’s epic documentary-biography. Revealing a Hollywood star as a Marxist icon challenges the way we view American pop culture.
>Henry Johnson is David Mamet’s response to Hollywood and theater’s new liberalism — a disquisition on lawfare, abortion, masculinity, and the carceral myth that is progressive America.
>Demons at Dawn is Julián Hernández’s morning-after romance, a rebuke of the walk of shame that embraces a careerist couple’s need for love.
>Eat the Night is Caroline Poggi and Jonathan Vinel’s tale of Millennial siblings who discover the difference between physical and virtual experience — a timely, fully felt tragedy.
>The Empire is Bruno Dumont’s awesome answer to Star Wars. Decades late, but it’s never too late to correct pop trash that neglected mankind’s need and desperate search for spiritual sustenance.
>The Friend is Scott McGehee and David Siegel’s class-conscious lament for how urban sophisticates (Naomi Watts, Bill Murray, and a Great Dane) deny but can’t escape spiritual obligations.
>Henry Fonda for President is Alexander Horwath’s epic documentary-biography. Revealing a Hollywood star as a Marxist icon challenges the way we view American pop culture.
>Henry Johnson is David Mamet’s response to Hollywood and theater’s new liberalism — a disquisition on lawfare, abortion, masculinity, and the carceral myth that is progressive America.
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