Adam Driver’s Chameleon-Like Transformations
Adam Driver’s chameleon-like transformations put him in the rarified company of American male performers who can metamorphose their inner and outer selves.
Adam Driver’s chameleon-like transformations put him in the rarified company of American male performers who can metamorphose their inner and outer selves.
With The Dead Don't Die, Jim Jarmusch deliberately deprives his latest film of the propulsive terrors innate to most zombie films, instead using the genre to matter-of-factly rhapsodize about consumer culture and the inevitability of the apocalypse.
The new Spike Lee Joint is irreverent and challenging, but it fails to rival contemporary social powerhouses like Sorry to Bother You and Blindspotting.
With Paterson, Jim Marusch tells a story with a heartwarming message that could carry a particular resonance with writers of fiction and non-fiction alike.