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Middleburg Review: ‘Cyrano’Peter Dinklage Sings And Clashes Swords In Joe Wright's Brilliant, Fresh Take...

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Years of too many high school romances have left a whole generation of moviegoers cynical to the plight of unrequited love, which makes Joe...

Middleburg Review: ‘Belfast’Kenneth Branagh's Joyous, Modest Slice-Of-Life Drama Will Leave You Buzzing

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This has been another year of deeply personal awards season dramas at Middleburg. A couple of years removed from Roma, this year we've got Paolo...

Middleburg Review: ‘The Hand Of God’Paolo Sorrentino's Audacious, Uneven Coming-Of-Age Drama Is His Most...

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In Paolo Sorrentino's The Hand of God, the indulgent filmmaker behind indulgent masterpieces Il Divo, The Great Beauty, and more, grief stricken teen Fabietto Schisa (Filippo...

Middleburg Review: ‘Spencer’Kristen Stewart Makes For A Luminous Princess Diana In A Film That...

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Right from the beginning of Chilean director Pablo Larrain's latest white bird in a blizzard drama, Spencer, we know this isn't remotely a fact-based account....

Review: ‘Halloween Kills’David Gordon Green Delivers A Film The Makes Good On Its Title

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The chronology of the OG slasher, Michael Myers, is more then a little muddied at this point, so let’s start with a quick recap....

Middleburg Review: ‘The Worst Person In The World’Renate Reinsve Takes A Star-Making Turn In...

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Though not yet selected by its home country, The Worst Person in the World could become Norway's first International Feature Academy Award Winner. With...

Middleburg Review: ‘Red Rocket’Simon Rex Shoots His Shot In Sean Baker's Nimble Dramedy About...

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The sounds of NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye" blast in the opening moments of Sean Baker's The Florida Project followup, Red Rocket. The guy listening to it...

Middleburg Review: ‘The Lost Daughter’Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley Play Prickly Mothers In Maggie...

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It may be her writing and directorial debut, but The Lost Daughter feels like a Maggie Gyllenhaal film.  With nearly 30 years in front...

Review: ‘The Grand Duke Of Corsica’A Promising Premise Can't Save This Dramedy From Going...

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Alfred Rott (Timothy Spall) is a world renown architect in The Grand Duke of Corsica. His unique abilities and vision make him highly sought...

Middleburg Review: ‘King Richard’Will Smith Delivers An Ace Performance As Father To Extraordinary Tennis...

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Before Venus and Serena Williams became just Venus & Serena, you were as likely to hear about their demanding, controversial father Richard Williams as the...