Kate Schroeder
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in ReviewsFilm Review: Sian Clifford is in the Lap of Luxury with ‘Lady’
A lady is polite. She never causes a scene, she never gossips nor interrupts. Lady Isabella, by this definition, is no lady. She is, however, deliciously entertaining. To summarize what Lady is about, in its range of genre and zany premise, may well be impossible. Instead, I can tell you what Lady is not: Lady […] More
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NYFF Film Review: Eleanor Coppola is a Masterful Observer in the Layered Documentary ‘Making Marie Antoinette’
Every documentarian has their own taste. Eleanor Coppola‘s is to turn on the camera and roll on things that interest her. On location of Marie Antoinette, directed by her daughter Sofia Coppola in 2006, what interested her was time. Jason Schwartzman plucking a harpsicord, flip flops intermingling with French silk kitten heels, a man on […] More
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NYFF Film Review: Sandra Hüller Soldiers On in the Riveting ‘Rose’
Smoke rises from the ground in the rural countryside of Germany in the 17 th century. Smallplumes reveal themselves as ashes that make way to reveal Sandra Hüller’s Rose, a youngsoldier with a distinctive scar from a bullet that ripped through her cheek while battling for hercountry in the Thirty Years’ War. As a reminder […] More
