The The tone is broadly absurdist misanthropic Kafka-esque,

often cruelly hilarious.

That's Mark Kermode of Kermode and Meo's film review

talking about one of our featured new movies this week,

kinds of kindness.

It's from that director, Your Ghost Lanthemos, that Greek bad boy of cinema.

Of course, he's made lots of good movies over the years. This is more in line with the lobster than it is with poor things, but I enjoyed it.

I'll give you my thoughts on it.

Another kids movie, God help me,

despicable me for somehow we had to trudge the theater and get through.

At least the popcorn was good and the slushy was good and it was a relief from

this heat wave which is um to present here in New Jersey. And we also saw the old movie this week.

I cannot wait to discuss first reformed.

It was my homework for Harry.

He knocked it out, so we're going to discuss that.

And my dear friend, Claire Atkins, those avid fans of Cinefon know how great Claire is.

She makes a return appearance to discuss five movies.

That's right, Wildcat, the new Ethan Hawk directed film starring his daughter, Maya

Hawk is in theaters

wicked little letters now streaming British comedy

Jesse Buckley, Olivia Coleman, and three films in the past.

Primal Fear, One Fine Day both from 1996.

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