Gary M. Kramer (page 19)

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

Confetti

Amy Irving on her new film "Confetti," stage fright and the big role she almost turned down Gary M. Kramer

Nanfu Wang took "great risk" shooting HBO's damning COVID doc "In the Same Breath" in China Gary M. Kramer

The Lost Leonardo

"The Lost Leonardo" is a slick, fascinating mystery that uncovers ego and hubris in the art world Gary M. Kramer

Val

"Val" captures the bittersweet paradox of Kilmer's life and art, both hamstrung by his own intensity Gary M. Kramer

Annette

Adam Driver is impressive, but can't save Amazon's audacious & sexy rock opera "Annette" Gary M. Kramer

Ride the Eagle

Susan Sarandon on life, career and politics: "It is getting pretty biblical out there" Gary M. Kramer

Stillwater

In the heavy-handed "Stillwater," Matt Damon is an Oklahoman in France trying to free his daughter Gary M. Kramer

A Dark Foe

Actor Graham Greene on how fear & golf relate: "It's a game where you get to play against yourself" Gary M. Kramer

The Great Freedom

The poignant resistance of "Great Freedom" found in a German prison where gay men are criminalized Gary M. Kramer

Pig

Nicolas Cage's revenge thriller "Pig" is more about loss than bringing home the bacon Gary M. Kramer

Mama Weed

In "Mama Weed," Isabelle Huppert is a stylish drug dealer with a twist: "She's a female Robin Hood" Gary M. Kramer

Bloody Oranges

"Bloody Oranges" star on playing a French political beast & "a revolution in this notion of revenge" Gary M. Kramer

La Civil

In the gripping "La Civil," a daughter is kidnapped as the fallout of Mexico's ongoing drug wars Gary M. Kramer

Zero F**ks Given

"Zero F**ks Given" embodies the willful tedium of a depressed flight attendant Gary M. Kramer

The One and Only Dick Gregory

Showtime's "The One and Only Dick Gregory" pays tribute to the legend who left comedy for activism Gary M. Kramer

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