Gary M. Kramer (page 19)

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

The Rescue

"Free Solo" filmmakers recreated Thai soccer team cave rescue: "A massive and chaotic operation" Gary M. Kramer

Intregalde

"They play Santa Claus": Humanitarians tested by a stuck Land Rover in savage comedy "Intregalde" Gary M. Kramer

Unclenching the Fists

"Unclenching the Fists" is a shattering picture of one woman's inability to escape her needy family Gary M. Kramer

Titane

From Hitchcock to the Macarena, "Titane" director on how monstrosity and humor feed her body horror Gary M. Kramer

The Guilty

In Netflix thriller "The Guilty," cop Jake Gyllenhaal mesmerizes during one fateful night on the job Gary M. Kramer

Falling for Figaro

"Dumplin'" star Danielle Macdonald on new opera comedy & pursuing her dreams: "I never had a Plan B" Gary M. Kramer

Lady of the Manor

"I love absurdist comedy": Ryan Phillippe on his career evolution and the fun of playing a rich jerk Gary M. Kramer

The Mad Woman's Ball

"I was really shocked": Mélanie Laurent on "Mad Women's Ball" and how "problem" women are controlled Gary M. Kramer

Whether the Weather Is Fine

In "Whether the Weather Is Fine," typhoon survivors "transform from being zombies to becoming human" Gary M. Kramer

Dionne Warwick: Don't Make Me Over

Dionne Warwick on her new documentary and enduring career: "I am and will always be relevant" Gary M. Kramer

The Silent Land

In the haunting "Silent Land," a couple's seaside stay in Italy plunges toward a moral implosion Gary M. Kramer

Lingui

In "Lingui," a teenager is forced to seek an abortion in Chad: "Injustice is against women, always" Gary M. Kramer

"Wildhood" is a Two-Spirit liberation: "I’m done with Indigenous and queer characters that are sad" Gary M. Kramer

Citizen Ashe

"Citizen Ashe" gives a spry look at the evolution of a legendary tennis great on and off the court Gary M. Kramer

Who You Think I Am

Juliette Binoche on playing a catfishing 50-year-old: "She cannot accept being abandoned" Gary M. Kramer

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