Gary M. Kramer (page 25)

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

George Clooney and Caoilinn Springall in

With "Midnight Sky," George Clooney directs a visually arresting post-apocalyptic yawnfest Gary M. Kramer

News of the World

Tom Hanks' "News of the World" is a toothless throwback Western Gary M. Kramer

Here are 6 great film performances you missed in 2020 – and how to watch them Gary M. Kramer

Real Women Have Curves

Hollywood is still overlooking Latinx filmmakers: "My story matters, my pain matters" Gary M. Kramer

Wander Darkly

Diego Luna and Sienna Miller can't figure out what's real in the trippy, exhausting "Wander Darkly" Gary M. Kramer

Farewell Amor

In "Farewell Amor," separated immigrants reunite 17 years later for an imperfect American dream Gary M. Kramer

Black Bear

The surreal manipulation of "Black Bear," a comic thriller with answers that "hover out of reach" Gary M. Kramer

Stardust

Wretched David Bowie biopic "Stardust" should be launched into the sun Gary M. Kramer

Collective

"Collective" is an urgent exposé of killer corruption & how journalism and the people fought back Gary M. Kramer

Red Heaven

Could you stay sane on Mars? Real-life mission simulator put six people to the test in "Red Heaven" Gary M. Kramer

Joel Kinnaman in

"The Informer" star on the "aggressive nature" of filming in prison Gary M. Kramer

The Donut King

The riveting saga of "The Donut King," who was seduced by dough, money and power Gary M. Kramer

Jules Porier and Marta Nieto in

Unsettling "Madre" plays with perception of madness to examine a woman "clinging to the impossible" Gary M. Kramer

Danielle Zalopany in

"Waikiki" filmmaker: "Hawai'i is marketed as a paradise . . . but things are only getting worse" Gary M. Kramer

Justin Chon in

In Wayne Wang's poignant "Coming Home Again," a son cleaves to his dying mother by cooking galbi Gary M. Kramer

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