Gary M. Kramer (page 20)

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

Documentary "Audible" lets a Maryland School for the Deaf football player truly be seen and heard Gary M. Kramer

Zola

"Zola" director on making a stripper and sex movie that looks and feels "consensual" Gary M. Kramer

Truman Capote; Tennessee Williams

Jim Parsons and Zachary Quinto give voice to the prickly friendship of authors "Truman & Tennessee" Gary M. Kramer

12 Mighty Orphans

Aw, shucks! "12 Mighty Orphans" is the Depression-era underdog sports hokum you've been missing Gary M. Kramer

A Sexplanation

There's no shame in "A Sexplanation," a fun, honest documentary that steps in where sex ed left off Gary M. Kramer

Catch the Fair One

In knockout thriller "Catch the Fair One," a boxer infiltrates a ring of human traffickers Gary M. Kramer

On the Divide

"On the Divide" profiles three people at a Texas abortion clinic and asks: "What does choice mean?" Gary M. Kramer

A-Ha: The Movie

"We never wanted to be teen heartthrobs": A-Ha lead singer on the band's longevity and "Take On Me" Gary M. Kramer

The Kids

Revisiting the ethics of cult favorite "Kids" 26 years later through a new documentary Gary M. Kramer

All These Sons

Saving "All These Sons" from gun violence in Chicago Gary M. Kramer

Holler

The compassionate "Holler" encapsulates the desperation of everyday American poverty Gary M. Kramer

Lisey's Story

"I'm not tough": Jennifer Jason Leigh on her career playing challenging roles nothing like herself Gary M. Kramer

Undine

"Undine" is an exquisite, romantic reimagining of an underwater myth using a phallic CGI catfish Gary M. Kramer

James Chen

"Have more Asian friends": James Chen reflects on Hollywood, activism & new series "Run the World" Gary M. Kramer

Army of the Dead

"He's very much a peacock": Raúl Castillo on his "Army of the Dead" role and not feeling tokenized Gary M. Kramer

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