The Ithacan

“A Hidden Life” feels like an aggregation of director Terrence Malick’s long-running, legendary career, similar to Martin Scorsese’s “The Irishman.” Both films clock in at over two and a half hours long, display their directors’ stylistic versatilities and feature some of the directors’ finest scenes.

When compared to the other films Martin Scorsese has made during his 50–year career, “The Irishman” is his most rewarding.

Academy Award-winning actor Joe Pesci returns… to making music?

Written by British actress Charlie Covell, “The End of the F***ing World” season one was an uncomplicated and charming look at the romance between two angsty teenagers.