Gary M. Kramer (page 7)

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

Colin Farrell's best, most quietly smoldering roles, from "Banshees of Inisherin" to "Phone Booth" Gary M. Kramer

Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre

In "Operation Fortune," Aubrey Plaza saves Guy Ritchie's latest action-packed but lackluster caper Gary M. Kramer

Blueback

"Take yourself to the ocean": "Blueback" star Radha Mitchell on how to care about the environment Gary M. Kramer

Call Me Chihiro

In the affable "Call Me Chihiro," a former sex worker provides friendly bento comforts to all Gary M. Kramer

Cocaine Bear

Predictable "Cocaine Bear" never achieves the level of dumb fun to elicit laughs – not even a snort Gary M. Kramer

The Other Fellow

In "The Other Fellow," real people named James Bond reveal the blessing and curse of the 007 moniker Gary M. Kramer

A Radiant Girl

"She feels things deeply": How "A Radiant Girl" slowly realizes the persecution of the Holocaust Gary M. Kramer

Irreversible: Straight Cut

Revisiting Gaspar Noé's rape and revenge film backward in impactful "Irreversible: Straight Cut" Gary M. Kramer

One Fine Morning

In "One Fine Morning" Léa Seydoux experiences the exquisite heartbreak and passion of everyday life Gary M. Kramer

Magazine Dreams

"You have a religious devotion to this sport": Director on bodybuilding movie "Magazine Dreams" Gary M. Kramer

Slow

"Slow" director on creating an intimate, asexual romance: "We wanted this film to be very corporeal" Gary M. Kramer

Heroic

"It is a civil war": "Heroic" director on how the Mexican military makes ordinary men into killers Gary M. Kramer

Little Richard: I Am Everything

From "Cat Person" to "Little Richard," here are 12 Sundance Film Festival titles to watch online Gary M. Kramer

Bad Press

"Free press supports tribal sovereignty": The Muscogee reporter fight against tyranny in "Bad Press" Gary M. Kramer

A Man Called Otto

As "A Man Called Otto," Tom Hanks' gruff yet noble curmudgeon will warm your heart Gary M. Kramer

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