Really Happy Someday: TIFF 2024 Review
J Stevens’ directorial feature debut Really Happy Someday follows a musical theater performer who must reckon with a changing voice one year into taking testosterone.
Les Misérables
The Divide Review: L’amour en gilet jaune
Catherine Corsini's The Divide is a powerful character-driven study of a hospital in chaos amid the yellow jacket protests of 2018.
Les Misérables Review: Ladj Ly’s Oscar Nominee Marks a Bold New Voice
This isn't your mom's Les Mis!
This Week in DVD: 3/26/13
Did you miss almost all of our theatrical coverage around the holidays? Well this week we look at some of the biggest late 2012 releases including The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Lincoln, Les Miserables, This is 40, and Zero Dark Thirty. Also, looks at Killing Them Softly and the Canadian made sci-fi romance Mars et Avril.
Les Miserables Review
Some excellent performances, great music, and fast pacing make Les Misérables worth seeing, despite director Tom Hooper directing with an unsteady hand.
