Gary M. Kramer (page 13)

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

Give in to Nicolas Cage's "Massive Talent," a clever caper with the power to make anyone a fan Gary M. Kramer

In "The Duke," Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren make a real-life art heist charming Gary M. Kramer

Dual

"Dual" director on a world where Karen Gillan duels her own clone for survival: "Karen is a maestro" Gary M. Kramer

Infinite Storm

Naomi Watts survives "Infinite Storm," a harrowing mountain-climbing tale based on a true story Gary M. Kramer

All the Old Knives

Chris Pine and Thandiwe Newton heat up Amazon's sleepy thriller "All the Old Knives" Gary M. Kramer

Return to Space

Netflix's "Return to Space" filmmakers on why people follow Elon Musk: "He always sees the problem" Gary M. Kramer

Memoria

Tilda Swinton moves through the dreamy and confounding "Memoria" at her own frequency Gary M. Kramer

You Won't Be Alone

"You Won't Be Alone" is a sensual and gory shapeshifting film that pushes back at society Gary M. Kramer

Nitram

"Nitram" director was "terrified" of tackling mass shooting that changed Australian gun laws forever Gary M. Kramer

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Celebrating Benedict Cumberbatch's best movie misfits Gary M. Kramer

The Lost City

Sandra Bullock charms in "The Lost City," which falls short of its screwball-comedy ambitions Gary M. Kramer

Mothering Sunday

"Mothering Sunday" director on challenging politics through intimacy: "Nudity levels out classes" Gary M. Kramer

"I decide with my heart": Penélope Cruz on her marriage, career and working with Pedro Almodóvar Gary M. Kramer

Please Hold

Riz Ahmed rapping and a dark comedy about prison: A look at the Oscar-nominated live action shorts Gary M. Kramer

Mark Rylance is the one reason to try on "The Outfit," a crime drama that looks better than it feels Gary M. Kramer

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