Gary M. Kramer (page 18)

Gary M. Kramer is a writer and film critic based in Philadelphia. Follow him on Twitter.

Drive My Car

"Drive My Car" director says conversing in vehicles "makes it easier to reveal parts of yourself" Gary M. Kramer

Hide and Seek

Jonathan Rhys Meyers on being a bold boy playing amoral men: "Nobility can be a little bit tedious" Gary M. Kramer

Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn

Making "Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn" required a "banal" sex tape to test how we police each other Gary M. Kramer

Prayers for the Stolen; Noche de Fuego

In Netflix's captivating "Prayers for the Stolen," life goes on as one digs a grave to stay safe Gary M. Kramer

Storm Lake

In the PBS doc "Storm Lake," a tiny Iowa paper fights for the future of high-quality local news Gary M. Kramer

What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?

"What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?" director counters a curse using cinema as "modern magic" Gary M. Kramer

Attica

"Attica" filmmakers on mistakes from that fateful prison riot: "The media failed the prisoners" Gary M. Kramer

Spencer

Kristen Stewart stuns in the moody "Spencer," a gorgeous yet superficial biopic of Princess Di Gary M. Kramer

The Electrical Life of Louis Wain

Benedict Cumberbatch charms as a cat-loving genius in Amazon's showy "Electrical Life of Louis Wain" Gary M. Kramer

A Cop Movie

"A Cop Movie" director: "Being a cop involves performance. You put on a costume and play a part" Gary M. Kramer

Snakehead

Han who? Sung Kang on his new "Snakehead" bad boy: "Even his hairstyle – he's overcompensating" Gary M. Kramer

Dad, I'm Sorry

Why dramedy "Dad I'm Sorry" speaks to Vietnamese offspring: "They don't dare talk to their parents" Gary M. Kramer

Found

In Netflix's "Found," three girls examine their identity as adoptees: "We continue to shed our skin" Gary M. Kramer

The Velvet Underground

Apple TV+'s new Velvet Underground film is an irresistible portrait of extraordinary provocateurs Gary M. Kramer

Daniel Craig; No Time to Die

In "No Time to Die," Daniel Craig gets a proper, action-packed Bond send-off Gary M. Kramer

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