Contributing editor Christine Jin discusses the controversies surrounding Abdellatif Kechiche’s Palme d’Or-winning romantic drama.
Senior Film Critic Tom Nixon argues that Zach Clark’s christmas comedy White Reindeer becomes even more relevant as we settle into the new year.
Inside Llewyn Davis fits into the Coen brothers’ “consistent moral vision”, writes Contributing Editor Christine Jin.
Alexander Payne’s Nebraska may not be a feel-good road trip movie, but Film Critic Jay Sizemore writes on why it’s a journey we all need to take.
Film Critic Jay Sizemore explains why there’s “hope to be found” in Jean-Marc Vallée’s Dallas Buyers Club.
“Her is the ‘Fahrenheit 451’ of the iPhone age”, writes film critic Jay Sizemore about a film on human connection and what it really means.
Reviewed by Jay Sizemore If you want a picture to hang on the idea of everything that is wrong with America, look no further than Martin Scorsese’s latest classic, The Wolf of Wall Street. In the hands of a lesser director, this film could easily have fallen prey to its own devices, but Scorsese is … Continued
The Missing Slate’s film team, joined by other editors, review the year in film, picking the one film that stood out for them in 2013. What were your picks?
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